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LinkedIn Pauses Collection of IDFA Data via Its iOS App

The professional network sad it expects the impact on campaign performance to be limited

LinkedIn said it will regularly re-evaluate its collection of IDFAGetty Images
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March 4, 2021

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LinkedIn’s iOS application will no longer collect IDFA (Identifier for Advertising) data for now as the professional network plots its strategy for dealing with the changes Apple is bringing to its iOS 14 operating system.

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