Columbia’s new security feature won’t work

Apple’s Private Relay feature will prevent sites from being tracked by a surfer which, among other things, will prevent advertisements from reaching you, Forbes explained.

however, The job will not be available in Colombia due to the laws governing the countrySources from the company confirmed to the media that it did not specify what or what are the rules that prevent its activation.

The coffee district is the only one in America that won’t enjoy the new job of the company that makes the cell phone iPhone, the thirteenth of which will come out this year. However, China, Belarus, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Turkmenistan, Uganda and the Philippines will not have it either.

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Apple offered “special relief” at its Software Developers Conference. It works through the company’s server that removes the IP address from where the user is browsing; Then send the traffic to an external server It allocates an IP address temporarily, preventing the identity of the Internet user from being known.

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via Permit, The technology company highlighted the importance of security and Craig Federighi, Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, emphasized that every year We strive “to develop new technology to help users have more control over their data.” and make informed decisions about who they share it with.”

“This year’s updates include innovative features that give users deeper insights and more precise control than ever before,” Federighi promised.