Thanks to this iOS feature, Facebook won't flood you with ads for things you've already bought

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Consents granted to track and share our IDFA ID can be managed in the iPhone settings.

To do this, just enter the Settings | menu Privacy | Tracking where a list of apps that have requested in the past appears. It is here that we can withdraw or grant consent at any time, if we believe that for a specific application we would prefer more tailored ads at the expense of our privacy. In addition, we can completely block applications from sending requests for access to the IDFA advertising ID, and we can then either withdraw or retain the consent previously given.

It is also worth paying attention to what exactly we agree to, allowing applications to be tracked. Apple explains that displaying ads based on data sourced from other applications and third-party websites is just the beginning. Users agreeing to be tracked share with the service provider and its potential partners not only the advertising IDFA, but also location and email data.

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