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Don’t buy the pressure to track Facebook ads on iOS 14.5 Last week, Apple release iOS 14.5, and with it a new feature that has sent messengers to online advertisers: for the first time, users can tell apps not to track their activity on different sites and services. To prevent this, Facebook and Instagram iOS apps warn users that tracking keeps these platforms “free”. That is technically true; Facebook is an advertising company that earns money by displaying ads that its users click on. But the iOS 14.5 release marks the problem that Facebook can’t stop making money if it stops tracking, or worse, Apple’s App Tracking Transparency update could start charging social network users a fee. So it’s worth it to be completely clear: None of this is the case. ....
To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Last week, Apple released iOS 14.5, and with it a new feature that sent online advertisers scrambling: For the first time, users can tell apps not to track their activity across different sites and services. In an attempt to dissuade them from doing so, the Facebook and Instagram iOS apps are admonishing users that tracking helps keep those platforms âfree of charge.â This is technically true; Facebook is an advertising company that profits from showing ads that its users are more likely to click. But the iOS 14.5 notice also frames the issue in a way that implies Facebook can t make money if it foregoes this kind of tracking, or worse, that Appleâs App Tracking Transparency update may force the social network to start charging its users a fee. So itâs worth being absolutely clear: Neither of those is the case. ....