Google Android Amigurumi by Kham Tran, licensed under CC BY 2.0
Google announced on Wednesday that it will implement new privacy controls that will limit tracking across applications on its Android devices. The news comes hot on the heels of Apple's similar move last year, which upended some corporations' advertising methods. Google said that it is working on new privacy-focused alternatives to its advertising ID, a unique string of letters that identifies the user's device. The changes may have an impact on large corporations like Meta, which have relied on tracking users across applications.
