China working on bypass to iOS 14 tracking changes
(iMore iPhone)

Apple says its terms apply to all developers equally and that it will reject apps that disregard user choice... What you need to know A new report says China might be working on a bypass to Apple`s iOS 14 tracking changes. The China Advertising Association is reportedly testing a new feature that can get around the changes. The report also claims Apple has turned a blind eye to the use of the tool so far. A new report claims that China is working on a bypass to Apple`s iOS 14 privacy changes which prevent users from being tracked if they opt-out. According to a new report from the Financial Times, as reported by MacRumors: According to a new report by the Financial Times, however, the state-backed China Advertising Association (CAA) is testing a tool that could be used to bypass the new Apple privacy rules and allow companies to continue tracking users without their consent. The new method of tracking users is called CAID, which is said to be undergoing testing by te...