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Digital Turbine is constantly keeping tabs on the mobile world, and every week, we’re sharing the most interesting and important need-to-know stories and articles. In this edition of Mobile Monday, we’re covering the first year of AppTrackingTransparency and Google adding a safety section to the Play store. Learn all about these stories in this week’s…
Last week Digital Turbine and AdColony had the honor of hosting a panel during the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco – which was likely the first in-person event in a very long time for many people. After a warm and delicious breakfast, the first in three years for many of us, the panelists took…
Throughout the year, Digital Turbine, AdColony, and Fyber have kept you up-to-date with the latest news, trends, and developments in the mobile world. As the year winds down, we are looking back at another year of evolution in mobile and where we think the industry is headed next. Read on for 2021’s last Mobile Monday!…
In-app advertising, personalization, and analytics evolve each day since applications started to appear on our smartphones. The data we leave behind while watching mobile ads help marketers, brands, advertisers to track, reach, and target better accordingly. But at what level are users aware of how their data is being used? And most importantly are they…
As featured last week, AdColony conducted its Mobile App User Behavior & Privacy Research (USA) to find out how users respond to the mobile app advertising ecosystem and their behaviors and preferences when it comes to app privacy. App users in APAC countries are very unique country by country. We asked users in four major…
Since Apple first announced AppTrackingTransparency, there has been constant speculation about how many people will opt-in to being tracked. iOS 14.5 finally dropped last month and since then, there have been varying reports of opt-in rates. While some of these reports may have shaken up industry optimists, it’s still too early to tell the whole…
The public release of iOS version 14.5 is coming next week, with Apple announcing their release candidate (RC) shortly after their “Spring Loaded” event. That means Apple’s privacy updates are coming with it. Apple will require all developers to begin requesting permission to share data and tracking, in addition, to support for SKAdNetwork to receive…
In our weekly Mobile Monday series, we cover the latest news and research in the mobile world. Last week, we discussed trends in the mobile app industry trends and hypercasual games, in particular, as the continued hot trend in mobile gaming. This week we’re diving back into that report to highlight the international markets and…
Apple has put privacy at the core of its value proposition for consumers. Its previously delayed requirements around device ID opt-ins and announced during World Privacy Day in January that it would begin requiring compliance in Spring 2021 across all Apple hardware — Macs, Apple TVs, Apple Watches, and most salient for the massive growth…
January 28 is known as Data Privacy Day in an effort to raise awareness and promote privacy and data protection best practices. Apple commemorated the day giving an update on the much anticipated App Tracking Transparency feature which is now set to be enabled in early spring. Meanwhile, hypercasual games and Among Us, in particular,…