Questions: In which cases will "goodVendorConfiguration" need to change, and what will happen till it changes? #12
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I understand that this is important to you - but you will have to understand that I can't keep explaining the same things to you forever. We've been through most of this already, and you should be able to figure out the rest from the code here and other resources that you already have access to. If I haven't managed to make myself clear until now, I'm sure this won't change with yet another reply with the same content. For what it is worth, there's a new Discord server making the rounds. Maybe the people over there can explain things better than I did. Maybe they will just tell you the same things. In any case, here's the link: https://discord.com/invite/5UnXR4fa |
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We haven't talked about these exact questions. |
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So suppose I have Admob (or a different ad provider/mediation), together with some ad providers as part of mediation (or none).
It says I need to fill the "goodVendorConfiguration":
https://github.com/bocops/UMP-workarounds/blob/main/detect_insufficient_consent/android/kotlin/detect_insufficient_consent.kt#L72
Suppose I do fill it and right now it works fine, and can detect "All" vs other cases, meaning I can detect that the user has accepted to all ad-consent options.
I know it says we should have remote-config for this, but there are other issues as to how we even detect we need to change it, and what happens till we do notice it.
My questions:
what exactly will make it need a change? Will adding a new ad-source for the mediation mean it will need to change? Or maybe need to change something in the list of vendors? Or maybe even Google could change it without me noticing or doing anything to trigger it?
I ask to know how reliable is this method.
What will happen when the goodVendorConfiguration doesn't match perfectly ? Is it possible to have "Maybe consent-all" ?
On StackOverflow, there is a similar detection method but it talks only about Admob:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/68310602/878126
What happens there? Will it stay "ok" as long as we use Admob (as mediation and/or ad-source) ? Meaning that we know that at least for Admob, it should be fine to get ads?
I ask this because I know that limited ads are problematic for Admob?
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