Relative to Facebook’s angerPuff puffIn the face of Apple’s new privacy policy for iOS 14, Google cleverly used the “shelve Play” method to survive for several months with the strategy of not updating or being fine. And not long after everyone started to notice this, now they have also taken the lead in updating YouTube, YouTube Music and Google Podcasts. Recently, they have updated the three productivity treasures including Google Doc, Gmail and Calendar in one go. Continue reading Breaking the Silence Google has finally fully updated Gmail, Calendar, Documents and other apps for iOS users.
Breaking the silence, Google finally fully updates Gmail, Calendar, Documents and other apps for iOS users
This wave of updates includes iOS versions of Gmail, Calendar, Files, Spreadsheets, and Presentation Apps. As you can see from Gmail’s update history alone, this is an update three full months later. Since it’s been so long, you should expect Google to bring some new features. However, the updated project only “fixes many errors and improves performance”. However, I believe that everyone who is a little familiar with Apple mobile system news can understand the biggest difference, which should be App Privacy / App Privacy New Policycorresponding aspects.
According to Apple’s instructions, starting with iOS 14.5 / iPadOS 14.5 / tvOS 14.5, developers will “must” seek permission from users before tracking in apps. This situation mainly caused brands led by Facebook to seem extremely “unadaptable” and spawned many incidents.
Google is obviously responding in a delayed manner, but after the main iOS applications have been waiting for several months, they have finally released an update to this.
Although the editor has updated Gmail and no additional permission window has popped up, it is said that users will see new confirmation items when adding new accounts. At this stage, Google’s apps on iOS also include Google Maps, Google Photo, Google Home, and the signature Google Search App, which seems to be all set to expire three months in a few days. I wonder if the long-awaited updates will also be provided?
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