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iOS 9 features support for developers’ ad blocking, privacy extensions

iOS 9 features support for developers’ ad blocking, privacy extensions

Posted on June 10, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

As developers at Apple’s WWDC even this week have had a few days now to play around with the new iOS 9 beta, Settings options and documentation have been discovered that suggest Apple will allow developers to build app focused on ad blocking and privacy. These features aren’t being widely promoted, but were found deep in the iOS Developer Library. Called “Content Blocking,” the feature relies on an API that will remove elements like images and cookies from web views.
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