Step 1: Start downloading iOS 14.5.
Step 2: Watch my exclusive interview with Apple’s Craig Federighi + read my column on all the privacy changes.
Step 3: Tap “Ask App Not to Track” or “Allow” over and over again.
on.wsj.com/3nlKoqS
Step 2: Watch my exclusive interview with Apple’s Craig Federighi + read my column on all the privacy changes.
Step 3: Tap “Ask App Not to Track” or “Allow” over and over again.
on.wsj.com/3nlKoqS
This column is a result of weeks of testing apps with surprisingly compelling let-us-track-you prompts and talking to lots of people in ad industry
on.wsj.com/3nlKoqS
on.wsj.com/3nlKoqS
Whether you decide to let apps track you or not, us now having a choice is what really matters.
Also, in video you’ll find a great explaination from Federighi about why it says “Ask App Not to Track” vs. “Do Not Track”
Also, in video you’ll find a great explaination from Federighi about why it says “Ask App Not to Track” vs. “Do Not Track”
I encourage you to read but definitely watch the video to better understand this all wsj.com/video/series/j…
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