Apple’s iOS 27 Update Blocks The Trade Desk From Serving Ads on Safari
· 2d ago · Originally reported by AdExchanger
The Trade Desk is currently unable to deliver ads to Safari users on Apple devices running the new iOS 27 update. Apple is aware of the issue and is investigating, but no fix has been announced yet.
Why it matters
This disruption affects a major programmatic ad platform and could impact advertisers' ability to reach Apple device users through Safari, highlighting the influence of operating system changes on digital advertising.
Explain it like I’m new here
It's like a new phone update accidentally locking out a big billboard company from putting up ads in a busy mall.
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