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Apple blocks Trade Desk ads on Safari after iOS 27 rollout

ExchangeWire’s Sheila Obeng-King reports that Apple has blocked The Trade Desk’s advertising domain on Safari following iOS 27, stopping the DSP from serving ads to users who update their devices, amid a week of expanding ad reach and friction.

Why it matters. The Trade Desk loses the ability to serve ads to iOS 27 Safari users until it resolves the block with Apple.

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