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Google announces multiple advertising measurement changes affecting CTV reach, IP data, and lead tracking

By

Luis Rijo

7d ago· 8 min readenNews

Summary

Google announced a series of measurement changes across its advertising platform in early June, affecting how advertisers count audiences (particularly CTV reach), gather bidding signals (IP address data), and track leads. The changes include a new definition of viewership starting June 2, 2026, via the Google Ads API, alongside updates to IP address handling and lead tracking mechanisms. These infrastructure shifts address fundamental questions about what counts as a viewer, who counts it, and how long data records persist.

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The first two days of June brought a cluster of measurement changes from Google that are distinct in mechanism but converge on the same underlying question: what counts, who counts it, and how long does the record last.
Taken together, they represent a dense week of infrastructure changes affecting how advertisers count audiences, gather bidding signals, and track leads inside the platform.
Starting June 2, 2026, the Google Ads API adopt
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Google rewrites CTV reach metrics, IP address data, and lead tracking this week, while X ad spend recovers and Meta AI surfaces a major account security flaw.

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