Ежедневный совет: как отказаться от персонализированных iAd (и вернуться к ним)
Обеспокоены тем, что Apple iAd слишком любопытно относится к вашей личной информации, и не знаете, как отказаться от обмена ею с рекламной сетью? С другой стороны, персонализированная реклама обычно лучше отражает ваш интерес и может быть менее раздражающей, но если вы чрезмерно обеспокоены своей конфиденциальностью, вы можете просто отключить ее. Мы покажем вам, как это сделать после перерыва.
[Apple knowledge base, thanks Dev!)
How to opt-out of iAds
- On your iPhone, iPad, and/or iPod touch (yes, you have to do this individually for each and every device), go to http://oo.apple.com.
- If/when you see the message «You have successfully opted out», you’re done.
- Repeat with any and all of your other devices.
How to opt-in to iAds
- Once again on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch (and yes, once again you have to do this individually for each device), go to http://oo.apple.com
- You’ll see a message saying you’ve already opted out but you’ll also be given a link to opt back in. Tap on the link (it’s a tiny text link, not iOS optimized at all — sigh!)
- You should be opted back in at this point (we keep getting an error but it seems like we’re opted back in.)
The fine print
It’s important to remember you’ll still see ads they just won’t be personalized based on your device’s information and your usage patterns any more. Also, you’ll only be opted-out of Apple’s iAd network and you’ll still get Google, Microsoft, and independent ad networks tracking you unless/until they provide and you make use of their own opt-out systems. Minority Report indeed!
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