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2021-06-04

Yes pls! Stop tracking me

Google follows Apple’s lead and makes it harder for advertisers to track users on Android

KEY POINTS Google already allows Android users to opt-out of personalized ads, but software develop

Google follows Apple’s lead and makes it harder for advertisers to track users on Android

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