iOS

SKAdNetwork: Test while you still can

This past June when Apple announced that it will require apps to ask permission to access a user’s IDFA, it signaled the elimination of user-level tracking as we know it. To be fair, Apple provided the mobile app industry a … Read More

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Takeaways on the impacts of the iOS 14 IDFA changes, and more

MoPub recently sat down with LifeStreet’s Luke Matkins, VP Technology, to discuss the impacts of iOS 14 on bidding strategies, machine learning’s tie to advertiser performance, how to better track campaign performance, and more. Since 2015, Luke has been responsible for … Read More

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3 reasons why we’ll survive the (near) death of IDFA

Apple’s announcement that it will require explicit user consent for ad targeting on an app by app basis understandably unsettled the entire mobile advertising ecosystem. Amidst the scramble to find alternative solutions in lieu of behavioral targeting, the last couple … Read More

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Multi-colored iPhones with limited ad tracking copy on the middle of the screens

iOS 14 FAQs

Control of personal data has become inextricably tied to user experience and perhaps nothing proves this more than Apple’s recent announcement that iOS 14 apps will require explicit consent from users to use the IDFA (Identifier for Tracking). At LifeStreet, … Read More

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App store in the background with image of iPhone in front with iOS 14 software update

Disruptive Innovation: iOS 14

The trend towards increased privacy is nothing new. Regulatory measures such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CPPA), the death of the third party cookie, and Apple’s AppTrackingTransparency (ATT) framework were all signs … Read More

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