AdMob is an ad network. You as a publisher can earn money by displaying ads delivered from the network. You’ll be paid from AdMob without any direct contact to the advertising companies. DfP is an ad server offered as a cloud solution. You can set up an instance yourself but it’s empty. It contains no … Read more
The firstly, i want to talk about the IDFA: The Identity for Advertisers (IDFA) is the individual and random identifier used by Apple to identify and measure iOS user devices. Bellow IOS14, Every AdNetworks use IDFA for defund a specific user, then They use IDFA to be used to deliver personalized ads to user. so … Read more
Yes, there is a company called Stripe that offers an API helps do the in app billing without the need to use the Google in app billing. EDIT : For the legal aspect of this, it depends on what you are selling , check this from google play policy. App purchases: Developers charging for apps … Read more
Fixed It and it works. Found a resource from google. And It cleared all my doubts. For Test Ad Resource Click Me The Advertisement works in two ways. While The App Is In Development. While The App Is In Production. Scenario 1: While the App Is In Devlopment For this case, we need to use … Read more
‘Business’ or advertising accounts can’t manage apps – if at some point in the past you were able to create an app using a business account this was a bug or loophole and shouldn’t have been possible – only real verified user accounts should be able to create and manage apps. It’s also possible to … Read more
For those who might be struggling with the same things, I got the AppTrackingTransparency dialog box to appear with the function, import AppTrackingTransparency import AdSupport //NEWLY ADDED PERMISSIONS FOR iOS 14 func requestPermission() { if #available(iOS 14, *) { ATTrackingManager.requestTrackingAuthorization { status in switch status { case .authorized: // Tracking authorization dialog was shown // … Read more
There are 2 steps that you have to follow to solve this problem. add com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID permission in AndroidManifest.xml file. Go to your Google Play Console select the app which you are trying to upload then on the left side go to Policy and programs -> App content in there fill the Advertising ID form. So … Read more
I am aware of one way that ad blocking works (on any computer really), they edit the hosts file to point to localhost for all known ad servers. For android this is located in the “etc/hosts” file. For example, I use admob ads and a host file that I have taken from custom rom lists … Read more
First of all, you have to know – What is app-ads.txt? App-ads.txt is a text file app developers upload to their developer website, which lists the ad sources authorized to sell that developer’s inventory. Just like on the web, the IAB created a system which allows buyers to know who is authorized to buy and … Read more
This happened due to updated AdMob SDK. Now you need to add appID in your manifest file. <application> . . . <meta-data android:name=”com.google.android.gms.ads.APPLICATION_ID” android:value=”ca-app-pub-################~##########”/> </application> You can get appID from here –>Google addmob –>Select app –> App Settings –> App ID. You can read more from here ads-developers. If you want to use test ads … Read more