nima66
Member
Recently, when I set the SDK Target to 33, the AD-ID value of some users who probably have high Android is 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000.
In fact, the process of receiving gifts for the first registration is disrupted and the user can register and receive gifts multiple times.
Some write that we need to specify in the Google Play console that we want to receive ads and enable the option.
Well, maybe some, like me, have not published this application on Google Play. This is not because Google does not want to provide its ads to applications that are not published in its own market.
Some say that if the user has disabled ad personalization in Gmail connected to their phone, the value will be 0. I tested this and it was not the case.
Some say that if Google Play is not available, the value will be 0.
Of course, the necessary access has been added to the manifest.
What is the solution in the end?
Why doesn't Android give its developers a unique device identifier?
We've been struggling with a unique identifier for 9 years...
In fact, the process of receiving gifts for the first registration is disrupted and the user can register and receive gifts multiple times.
Some write that we need to specify in the Google Play console that we want to receive ads and enable the option.
Well, maybe some, like me, have not published this application on Google Play. This is not because Google does not want to provide its ads to applications that are not published in its own market.
Some say that if the user has disabled ad personalization in Gmail connected to their phone, the value will be 0. I tested this and it was not the case.
Some say that if Google Play is not available, the value will be 0.
Of course, the necessary access has been added to the manifest.
B4X:
AddPermission(com.google.android.gms.permission.AD_ID)
What is the solution in the end?
Why doesn't Android give its developers a unique device identifier?
We've been struggling with a unique identifier for 9 years...