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Android could copy the iPhone’s best privacy features — what you need to know

Android could copy the iPhone’s best privacy features — what you need to know

Posted on February 5, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Android could copy Apple and start to care more about user privacy

There’s been a big pushback against companies tracking your activity online in recent years, especially on mobile. Apple has already taken measures to limit it, with more on the way, and it sounds like Android might be following its example.

According to a report from Bloomberg, “Google is exploring its own alternative to Apple’s anti-tracking feature.”
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