@rabidaudio Thanks for submitting this PR. I merged your updates in with a little change: I made the advertising ID disabled by default, and did so by making the flag a "disabled" flag. I did this for two reasons:

• I wanted to prevent future situations like yours, where a developer who is not interested in the advertising ID has to dive into the IDFA docs to understand what Apple is asking and what to do about it. If a developer wants the ID they can remove the flag instead, which will be a documented process.
• It's easier for a developer that wants to remove the "disabled" flag to find and remove it than it would be for a dev to try to figure out where to put a new flag. Again, this is to prevent situations like yours in the future where a dev has to hunt around to find the right place. As an added benefit, having the "disabled" flag there by default means a dev can just search for it in the build settings page, making it easier to find and remove.

Anyway, thanks again for bringing this up, as it had obviously not affected my situation at all.

Great, that makes a lot of sense.