For key considerations when preparing your app for Google Play and Android
privacy changes, see
Privacy strategies for Android.
Publisher first-party ID
Prerequisites:
Google Mobile Ads SDK
22.6.0 or
higher
The
Google Mobile Ads SDK
introduced
Publisher first-party ID,
to help you deliver more relevant and personalized ads by using data collected
from your apps.
Publisher first-party ID is enabled by default, but you can disable it using the
following method.
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