After Facebook, Twitter asks users to protect its ad dollars in iOS 14.5 prompt

Twitter has joined companies like Facebook in asking users to protect its targeted ad dollars in a new iOS 14.5 prompt, as the new Apple App Tracking Transparency forces developers to ask permission from users if they want to enable ad tracking. See Zee Business Live TV Streaming Below: Unlike an aggressive Facebook and Instagram, Twitter has politely asked users to enable tracking on iOS. According to MacRumor, after updating to version 8.65 which adds support for audio chat app Spaces, Twitter users will see a pop-up notification that asks them to “keep ads relevant”. “Keep ads relevant to you by allowing Twitter to track data from other companies on this device, like apps you use and websites you visit,” reads the prompt. Tapping “Continue” on the popup will bring iOS users to the actual App Tracking Transparency setting. Twitter has also included a link to a support post in the help centre that explains why it has to ask for permission, includes a link to its current App Privacy Policy. Facebook has been a vocal critic of Apple`s iOS 14 privacy updates, arguing that the privacy changes could hurt small businesses globally. Earlier this month, Facebook and Instagram added…
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