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Tag: App Tracking Transparency


Big Data, Customer Data

Apple’s App Tracking Transparency fails to stop third-party tracking

January 10, 2022

Via: Business of Apps

Apple’s App Tracking Transparency that was rolled out with iOS 14.5 appears to have made no difference in the total number of active third-party trackers, and didn’t affect third-party tracking connection attempts either. That’s according to new research from the […]


Marketing Technologies, Mobile Marketing

How ATT opt-in rates affected installs and mobile ad budgets in 2021

December 22, 2021

Via: Business of Apps

App Tracking Transparency (ATT) opt-in rates reached 46% over the last few months of 2021, according to data released by AppsFlyer. While mobile marketers and advertisers worried that measurement and ad optimisation would be seriously hampered by the updates to […]


Marketing Technologies, Mobile Marketing

CPA for mobile e-commerce ads skyrockets

August 31, 2021

Via: Business of Apps

In light of Apple’s App Tracking Transparency framework updates, the price of cost-per-acquisition (CPA) advertising in e-commerce marketing rose a whopping 200% for tracked users and by 155% for non-tracked users, which shows that mobile marketers will need to turn […]


Marketing Technologies, Mobile Marketing

iOS 14.5 is not disrupting in-game ad performance after all

August 2, 2021

Via: Business of Apps

It seems that Apple’s changes to App Tracking Transparency have had less of an effect on the performance of ad targeting in mobile games than many predicted. According to new data from Apptopia, no clear trend to affect game download […]


Big Data, Customer Data

Apple doubles down on privacy, further complicating tracking and targeting

June 10, 2021

Via: Marketing Dive

Apple previewed new privacy protections across its operating systems at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) on Monday, revealing how the company plans to bolster its self-described “legacy of privacy leadership” to differentiate itself from competitors including Facebook and Google. […]