This isn't about the IDFA or some future update. This is about the requirement to disclose how much data you are collecting and what you are doing with it that

This isn't about the IDFA or some future update. This is about the requirement to disclose how much data you are collecting and what you are doing with it that rolled out as "Privacy Nutrition Labels" in iOS 14.3 a couple of months ago. >Apple announced Privacy Nutrition Labels at WWDC 2020. Under the scheme, developers selling apps on the App Store must explain the privacy practices of each one they sell. That means detailed information concerning what data they collect, why, and what they do with it must be provided to users in the form of what looks like a food nutrition label. Apple has asked developers to provide this information with their app since Dec. 8; while apps already available in the store don’t have to have it, as developers roll out updates, they’ll be expected to include where data is being used and in what category (including financial and personal data). https://www.computerworld.com/article/3600998/apples-privacy-nutrition-labels-available-now-and-good-for-business.html https://www.computerworld.com/article/3600998/apples-privacy... If you update your app, you must disclose the privacy information to users. Google's solution to the problem has been to refuse to update their apps, and they have waited so long that they have triggered their own automated security warning.