Keynote: Understanding SKAN 4 0 & Its Implications
summary
SKAN 4.0 loosens privacy thresholds with a tiered crowd anonymity system that returns more detail as install counts rise, adds upper and lower source identifiers (one of 100 lower, two 10-value uppers) for finer campaign mapping, and introduces a coarse core conversion value alongside the existing 0–63 fine-grain bucket. LTV tracking now sends up to three postbacks (day 0–2, 3–7, 8–35) and supports an optional lock window to receive values immediately, plus web-to-app attribution via Source domain on Safari only; rollout requires app, SDK and ad-network updates.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00SKAN 4.0 introduction
- 0:46SKAN overview
- 2:12What SKAN is
- 3:17Older SKAN versions
- 4:42SKAN 4.0 requirements
- 6:06SKAN 4.0 changes
- 6:48Privacy thresholds
- 7:53Source identifiers
- 9:59Conversion values
- 11:46LTV tracking
- 12:51Lock window feature
- 13:31Web-to-app attribution
- 14:13SKAN 4.0 improvements
- 15:16References
