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What Twitter is telling brands about Apple's new privacy rules

Twitter is starting to adopt Apple's new app-transparency prompt to request collecting data. (Composite by Ad Age)
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Twitter is the latest app to reach out to advertisers with an advisory about the just-released data tracking rules on Apple devices, and it is telling brands to brace for disruptions to ad campaigns.

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