By Joe McMullen

On April 27 2021, Apple released its iOS 14.5 update, ushering in a new swathe of defaults for internet privacy that are set to have an impact on the way digital advertisers can operate and track the user.

The changes will give users the ability to choose to block the sharing of unique identifiers (the things that track what you’re seeing and doing online) at App level, which impacts the level of marketing information users give to apps that serve people ads – like Facebook and Instagram.

Will these apps still serve ads? Yes, of course.

But will the targeting be as clever Read full story ›

Source: The Drum