Apple’s 2021 privacy changes led to reduced revenues for two in five mobile advertisers, according to a new report from mobile measurement platform Tenjin . Tenjin surveyed 302 mobile firms that have “responsibility for advertising budgets at mobile game and app developers” in the UK and the US and found that 39 per cent believe that they have lost revenue due to Apple’s IDFA changes….
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