“Reset what's called an advertising ID, and it's basically a unique code that every phone has, and this is the code that they use to track the phones, and you can actually delete your advertising ID or reset it sort of frequently, and it makes it basically very difficult for them to use this method to track your phone”

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reset the phone's advertising ID frequently to make it difficult for trackers to follow the device

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