> Then you must not be up to date then, because at least iOS 12 and iOS 13 both re-asked after updating. I am up-to-date to iOS 13, however since iOS 13 was ba

> Then you must not be up to date then, because at least iOS 12 and iOS 13 both re-asked after updating. I am up-to-date to iOS 13, however since iOS 13 was basically my worst recent experience with an OS update (tons of things broken and took a while to fix it) you will have to excuse me that I don't remember they asking my privacy settings. > But there are legitimate business needs for something like this to exist I didn't say it shouldn't, because I understand. However if Apple is really privacy, they should put this option in wizard with default off, and say something like "if you want personalized ads turn this on". The fact that they turns this on by default and don't show in wizard is my point.