How to Limit Ad Tracking From Apps and Services on iPhone: Steps to Follow

                    How to Limit Ad Tracking From Apps and Services on iPhone: Steps to Follow

Ad Tracking ensures the collection of details like device ID, name, email, address, and many more. This feature is available on the newer iOS versions. Just follow the steps to limit Ad Tracking from Apps & Services on iPhone. 

STEPS TO LIMIT Ad TRACKING FROM APPS & SERVICES ON iPhone

• Switch to Settings>Privacy>Trakcing. 

• Switch off the option ‘Allow Apps to Request to Track’. It allows you to limit ad tracking from the all-new app on your iPhone.

• Now, you can limit tracking on existing apps by switching down and turning off each app to track you. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• What does turning off Limit Ad Tracking do?

• After limiting ad tracking, the next step is to opt-out of Location-based ads too. Leaving this feature would still allow advertisers to target ads to you based on your location. 

• How do I get rid of limited ad tracking?

• STEPS

• Open the Settings icon on your iPhone’s home screen, then tap Privacy.

• Locate the Advertising option located at the bottom of the page, then look for the Limit Ad Tracking option.

• Toggle the Limit Ad Tracking option off by tapping to turn the bar green. 

• How do I limit Facebook ad tracking?

• Go to Settings, then Privacy, then Tracking. Make sure Allow Apps to request to track is switched to off. The virtual button should be on the left, not showing any green, to indicate this. 

• How do I reset my ad ID?

• To reset your Android advertising ID. Open Google Settings on your Android device by tapping on the menu and then on Google Settings once all apps are displayed on the screen. Locate and tap on the Ads menu under Services. Tap on “Reset advertising ID” on the new page. 

• How do Ads track you?

• Ad tracking happens when companies use cookies and other tracking methods to follow you online and gather insights into your behavior and preferences to serve you more relevant, targeted ads. 

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