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<p>With the launch of iOS 14, Apple introduced a bold new privacy feature:
App Tracking Transparency. This new feature would require third party apps to ask for user permission to track across apps before they’d gain access to your advertising ID (IDFA). </p>
<p>Apple begun enforcing this in April 2021 with the launch of iOS 14.5, which is when non-complying apps would no longer be able to submit updates to the App Store.</p>
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