In the upcoming iOS 14 update, Apple will be ditching default access to IDFA, a key piece of data used in the multi-billion-dollar mobile advertising market. How will this reshape the mobile ads landscape? What will be the effect on mobile traffic–tracking agencies? What will be the longer term implications for mobile app developers? I have discussed all of this in my latest column on the GoPractice blog.
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