Privacy Manifests

In 2023, Apple introduced privacy manifests. These help developers understand how third-party SDKs use data.

On April 26, 2024, Apple released a policy update notifying developers of its list of SDKs that require a privacy manifest and signature. There are no ad network SDKs on the list, which means that they are exempt from the requirements.

Although compliance is not required, the latest ad network SDKs do have compliant privacy manifests. Please refer to the table below to learn which SDK versions are compliant.

Ad Network	Compliant SDK Versions
AppLovin	12.4.1+
AdMob	11.2.0+
Amazon Ad Marketplace	4.9.0+
BidMachine	2.7.0+
BIGO Ads	4.2.3+
Chartboost	9.6.0+
DT Exchange	8.2.7+
Google Ad Manager	11.2.0+
HyprMX	6.3.0+
InMobi	10.7.2+
ironSource	7.9.0.0+
Liftoff Monetize	7.3.1+
LINE	2.7.20240318+
Maio	2.1.4+
Meta	6.15.0+
Mintegral	7.6.1+
MobileFuse	1.7.2+
Moloco	2.0.3+
Ogury	4.2.3+
Pangle	5.9.0.8+
PubMatic	4.0.0+
Smaato	22.8.3+
Unity Ads	4.10.0+
Verve	2.21.1+
VK Ad Network	5.21.2+
Yandex	7.5.0+
YSO Network	1.1.28+

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Beginning with iOS SDK version 12.4.2, the Mediation Debugger checks the following two requirements for your application:

1. Each ad network SDK contains a compliant privacy manifest. If any networks are not compliant, see the table above for compliant SDK versions.
2. Your app’s privacy manifest conforms to all required integration steps. If it does not, refer to Apple’s documentation for instructions on how to add a privacy manifest to your app.

Below is a sample of the warning that appears under the INCOMPLETE SDK INTEGRATIONS section if a network is not compliant.