2Shoot uses the Meta SDK and RevenueCat attribution tools to measure whether Codedev advertising campaigns on services such as Facebook and Instagram lead to app installs, app opens, and subscription activity. This helps us understand and improve our own advertising. 2Shoot does not display third-party ads inside the app.
Depending on your device settings and choices, this may include app events, app install or activation events, Meta anonymous identifiers, Apple's identifier for vendors, Apple's advertising identifier if you allow tracking, device and app information, IP address, and subscription attribution information. This data may be linked with information held by Meta for advertising attribution, measurement, campaign optimization, fraud prevention, and reporting.
On iOS, you can allow or deny tracking when prompted by the App Tracking Transparency permission dialog. You can also change this choice later in iOS Settings. Denying tracking limits access to Apple's advertising identifier, but some privacy-preserving or aggregated attribution and basic app event processing may still occur where allowed by Apple and applicable law.