Why you must upgrade to iOS 14.5

Users who have upgraded to iOS 14 will definitely find that every updated app in the App Store will have a privacy report! When using apps in daily life, you have no idea that the apps are collecting so much data in the background. These features will not do you any good except making your phone consume more power and lag!

The key point is the "Used to track your data" item! Apps with this item will accurately track your usage records and have built-in trackers. Your clicks, slides, searches, and other usage data in the app will be uploaded for analysis and may be tracked across apps for targeted advertising!

In fact, in addition to Apple's identifiers, developers have many other ways to track users. The clever thing about iOS14.5 is that if the user refuses to be tracked, the developer can no longer track the user in any way, otherwise it will be forced to be removed from the App Store (there was no such statement before, and there were also major changes at the bottom of iOS14.5)! This provision should have been implemented in iOS14.0, but it was postponed to iOS14.5 because of Zuckerberg's lawsuit!

The App Store privacy report of iOS14 is like a clipboard prompt, which fully exposes the abnormal operations of the application to the user. When iOS14.0 was first launched, almost 99% of domestic applications would read the user's clipboard content when the App was opened. There is no supervision on the information read, and it is very likely to be uploaded in the background for precise advertising push! Now almost all mainstream apps have modified the clipboard permissions and only read content in a fixed format or added a clipboard switch (this clipboard reading operation is quite power-consuming, and some apps frequently read in the background, causing the CPU load to soar to more than 70%). These unknown operations are the culprits of your phone's abnormal power consumption and heating. I believe that with Apple's appeal, the official version of iOS14.5 will be able to completely solve the problem of iOS applications tracking user privacy!