We don’t expect iOS 15 to be released until September, but that doesn’t mean it has to go without new software features, as Apple has shown that a new key privacy feature will soon arrive.
In an article published in its newsroom, the company revealed that App Tracking Transparency would be available in Apple’s upcoming beta update, and since iOS 14. 4 is now available, this beta is likely to be for iOS 14. 5.
This feature, which will be widely implemented in “early spring” (probably in March), requires apps to obtain their permission before tracking their activity and knowledge on other companies’ apps and websites.
Once the feature is launched, you will be asked if you grant permission to it when you launch an application that would generally include a percentage of your data. And Apple will require apps to give you full access to their features, even if you choose not to participate.
This update will include installations such as Facebook, which stores your knowledge with companies to enable personalized ads. In fact, Facebook has already opposed the update, saying it would harm small businesses.
But in fact it turns out that this will give users more about their knowledge and privacy, which we think is a smart thing to do. The app tracking transparency feature will also be introduced for iPadOS 14 and tvOS 14, and Apple apps and installations will also be components. of hers.
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