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Apple's iOS 27 Privacy Changes Challenge Ad Technology Tracking

1 report, 1 independent Updated Tue 12:02
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What happened

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Apple's iOS 27 update further restricts how advertisers can identify people in Safari. This change poses a challenge to advertising technology that relies on following users across different websites. Inuvo, Inc. noted that its IntentKey service has maintained its share of impressions on iPhone despite the update.

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Why it matters

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The update limits cross-site tracking, which is a core function of many advertising technology models. Inuvo, Inc. is using a large language model that reads content across the open web without using cookies or personal data to maintain campaign performance.

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Who's involved

  • Apple Inc.Released the iOS 27 update that limits cross-site tracking for advertisers.
  • MetaIs potentially affected by the cross-site tracking limitations imposed by the update.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • MetaSpeculative

    Meta might see its core ad revenue model challenged due to the limitations on cross-site tracking imposed by the iOS 27 update.

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