The feature that comes to iOS that Facebook is disgusted about what is starting to emerge in the iOS 14.4 beta. As soon as the stable version of the update is released, iOS users will receive warnings from certain applications asking for permission to track their visits to other websites and applications. This data is collected by applications like Facebook and used to send personalized ads to iOS users. These ads generate more revenue for companies like Facebook, since they are targeted and may be more likely to result in a sale to the advertiser.
Apple’s anti-tracking verification feature begins to emerge in iOS 14.4 beta
A user running iOS 14.4 beta posted an image of the permission prompt that says, “Allow ‘NBA’ to track your activity on other companies’ apps and websites? Your data will be used to provide you with a better ad experience. and personalized. ” There are two possible responses to choose from: “Ask the app not to track” or “Allow”. Although it appears in iOS 14.4 beta, the stable version of the build is expected to debut early next year.