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.@eric_seufert Hello, some comments on your last article (mobiledevmemo.com/googles-approach-to-privacy-is-att-lite/): - "the setting had no impact on the use of the GAID for ads targeting on third-party ad platforms" ==> because those didn't respect users' selections (support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/9857753) 1/On twitter.com
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"with almost half of all iPhones in the United States having the feature turned on" (LAT). I'm interested in where you got those figures? I only saw 34% (worldwide) @alexdbauer/1396698697157603328 2/Permalink On twitter.com
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"It’s entirely possible that the adoption rate of the GAID opt-out setting on Android is vastly accelerated" I read "only 2.08% of Android users have tunneled down into Settings -> Privacy -> Advanced -> Ads and actually turned Ads Personalization off" singular.net/blog/google-limit-ad-tracking/ 3/Permalink On twitter.com
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"This clause in Google’s developer policy has existed for some time and is not new". They made an update with new restrictions for apps targeting childrends and apps collecting persistent device identifiers support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/10808976 4/Permalink On twitter.com
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