Google to let Android users opt out of tracking by apps, following in Apple’s footsteps

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Google will let Android users opt out of being tracked by advertisers on their smartphone apps, a big win for privacy advocates, after Apple made the same move on iPhones earlier this year.

The choice not to be tracked will become available in late 2021 using a Google software update, the tech giant said in a support website post on Thursday.

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