Researcher breaks AppLovin's ad mediation encryption, finds device re-identification possible despite ATT denial
I broke the cipher AppLovin wraps around its ad-mediation traffic and decrypted several thousand real requests captured on my consented mobile-traffic research panel. The conclusion is…
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