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Apple to Launch New App Usage Tracking Tools for Developers to Balance User Privacy
Last year, Apple announced that it was phasing out developer access to UDIDs, the unique iOS device identifiers that allowed developers and advertisers to not only track usage of their own content, but also in some cases track users' movements across apps and browsing sessions. The company earlier this year began rejecting apps that continued to use the UDID rather than implementing unique identifiers that would enhance privacy by remaining unique to the developer's app. The Wall Street Journal now reports that Apple is preparing to release new tools to...
Published By: Mac Rumors - Friday, 8 June, 2012
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Congress Asks if Google Glass Will Be a Privacy Nightmare - Vote!
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