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welcome to tech crunch daily news a roundup of the top tech news of the day.

Apple announces a surprising delay.

Facebook bans new political ads for the week before the US election

and SpaceX is testing its Starlink Internet system.

This is your daily crunch.

The big story is at this year's worldwide developers conference,

Apple announced that in iOS 14, currently in public beta,

app developers would have to ask users whether they wanted to be tracked for ad purposes.

The move seems like a straightforward win for privacy, but some developers and advertisers have been pretty worried.

Facebook, for example, predicted that this could render its audience network ad network completely ineffective.

So Apple announced today that it's delaying the changes until early next year.

Said Apple in a statement, we want to give developers the time they need to make the necessary changes and as a result the requirement to use this

tracking permission will go into effect early next year. In Tech Giants

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