According to AppsFlyer, only 13% of developers had rolled out their privacy popups by May 4
AppsFlyer found that 29% of users in the United States have opted into tracking
AppsFlyer's preliminary research found that users opted to allow tracking by IDFA 39 percent of the time
AppsFlyer found that iPhone users agreed to tracking from shopping and finance apps more than 40% of the time
AppsFlyer Survey found 32 percent of people allowed apps to track them
AppsFlyer's VP Core Product comments on how iOS 14 changes will affect how marketing is measured
AppsFlyer says that the average opt-in rate in its testing is around 26 percent
Internet industry braces for new privacy rules
AppsFlyer data found that 41 percent of the time people tapped “allow” to permit the tracking
AppsFlyer's data on early use of ATT in iOS reveals users are more likely to allow tracking with nongaming apps
AppsFlyer's early data reveals opt-in rates for iOS14
When Apple’s IDFA Changes Hit “Nobody Really Knows” What To Expect
