Apple strikes massive fear into the heart of the online ad industry with warnings to users about tracking
Apple has struck fear into the heart of the online ad industry after introducing new warnings to users that they are being tracked on apps and sites.
Apple last week disclosed features in its forthcoming operating system for iPhones and iPads that will require apps to show a pop-up screen before they enable a form of tracking commonly needed to show personalized ads. Apple said the new feature was aimed at giving users greater transparency over how their information is being used. In training sessions at a developer conference last week, Apple showed that developers can present any number of additional screens beforehand to explain why permission is needed before triggering its pop-up.
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