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Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection (MPP): What it means for direct-sold deals

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Of course, it’s not enough that Google has decided to do away with third-party cookies; Apple has also changed the terrain of the digital landscape with its Mail Privacy Protection (MPP). The post Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection (MPP): What it means for direct-sold deals appeared first on LiveIntent Blog.

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How publishers can adapt to iOS 15 with LiveIntent

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In a nutshell, there are three main features that make up Apple’s latest release: Private Relay , Hide My Email , and Mail Privacy Protection. Let’s briefly break down the definitions and implications for these new features. Mail Privacy Protection. This inflation will also apply to impressions.

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How advertisers can adapt to iOS 15 with LiveIntent

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But before we dive in, if you need more context on the features that Apple is planning to roll out, check our blog post explaining those features. So while these changes will inflate impressions on Apple devices, you can still accurately measure when a consumer clicks on your ad, visits your website or mobile app, and converts.

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Retargeting and addressability in the new privacy-first programmatic landscape

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This has driven tech giants, like Apple and Google, to take action to deprecate third-party cookies and implement features in their tech that obfuscate user data and activity in the name of consumer privacy. Within the same time frame, Google has worked to invalidate third-party cookies in Chrome by 2023.

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