AppLovin caught using invasive fingerprinting? 🚨 Report alleges it builds cross-platform Persistent Identity Graphs(PIGs) from Meta, Google, TikTok & Shopify data—without consent. Apple’s first real test? 👀 https://t.co/v54HwO9iwm
"#Apple said in a statement that the ATT 'prompt is consistent for all developers, including Apple, and we have received strong support for this feature from consumers, #privacy advocates, and #data protection authorities around the world." #ethics #internet #tech #business #gov https://t.co/QINcfe9jyQ
A good catch by France. Apple could have used App Tracking Transparency as a helpful service for users and developers, but instead built useless scare screens as an anticompetitive weapon to benefit its ad business and harm competition. https://t.co/ti3aCc1x4O





AppLovin Corporation ($APP) is reportedly achieving a $10 billion run rate in games advertising and $1 billion in e-commerce, according to statements from the company's CEO. The CEO emphasized adherence to privacy standards similar to Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT), stating that the company uses only consented or non-identifying signals for targeting and does not engage in the buying or selling of brokered data. Attribution for advertising relies on mobile measurement partners and internal systems. Meanwhile, there are ongoing discussions regarding Apple's ATT, with some critics arguing that it may serve as an anticompetitive tool rather than a genuine privacy measure. Recent reports allege that AppLovin may be using invasive fingerprinting techniques to create cross-platform Persistent Identity Graphs (PIGs) from data sourced from Meta, Google, TikTok, and Shopify without user consent.