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I found a post here.https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/check-to-if-ads-are-blocked.41371/#contentThey do not affect your apps. Content blockers can only block content inside the browser.
but it works, look here:It is not possible to block ads in your app, as Erel said they can only block the safari content even tough I can block all kinds of ads in ios with openvpn + piHole
Yes becuase it is a vpn service, what vpn does, as you also know, is to route your traffic through their servers, and they block connections to ad services ( they have a url list which blocks the urls ) it is the same principle as I told in the previous method. there is no other method other than vpn to block the ads.but it works, look here:
https://nomobileads.com/
That's the Apple Analytics.this is a line from Google Firebase?
Yes, that's right!I've never seen a way to link my admob account to the apple stuff.
I ask for a solution because I believe that such AdBlocker are very common.
This app, below, should show Ad-Interstitial, but I do not get a single cent on so many impressions.
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That's the Apple Analytics.
The impressions only tell you how often the app was used, not how many times the ad was displayed.
But with so many impressions someone must have clicked on the advertising, right?
Here is a comparison with another app.
With this app, I get at least a few cents a month, and that has less impressions.
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Also - you're wrong about what Impressions means in App Analytics on App Store Connect. Impressions is the number of times the app has been viewed in the store. Units is the number of installs. Sessions is the number of times the app has been used - but it's Opt-In only, so might not be a true reflection.That's the Apple Analytics.
The impressions only tell you how often the app was used, not how many times the ad was displayed.
But with so many impressions someone must have clicked on the advertising, right?
Here is a comparison with another app.
With this app, I get at least a few cents a month, and that has less impressions.
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You may be right!So in the case of the app you're concerned about, there were only 1,579 sessions from 759 downloads - which tells you either a) the app is only being used on average about twice for every download, or b) not many of your users are opting in to allow session stats to be shared with Apple.
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