It is Apple, not supply chain woes, that online advertising businesses seemed most concerned by going into the home stretch of 2021.
November 15, 2021

Thanks to a protracted rollout, Apple’s crackdown on in-app tracking has come into force more gradually than expected. This has tended to obscure the impact of the new restrictions. But after a first full quarter, it has become clearer that it will rattle, squeeze, and throttle the flow of ad dollars online. Read more below.

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