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I just got access. You can only see non-app store statistics like session information and retention if the users opt into developer statistics. They don't brea
by ggamecrazy 11y ago
I just got access.
You can only see non-app store statistics like session information and retention if the users opt into developer statistics. They don't break down how many opted in vs opted out. However you can finally see app store page views vs. downloads. Also you can create campaign specific links which this will track the performance of.
If you're involuntarily collecting information then Mixpanel or GA are not going anywhere.
- nacs 11y ago> If you're involuntarily collecting information then Mixpanel or GA are not going anywhere. Also, this is iOS only from what I've seen and many apps/games will want to collect visitor data/metrics for multiple platforms (Android, web, desktop) in 1 place.
- melvinmt 11y ago> If you're involuntarily collecting information then Mixpanel or GA are not going anywhere. Expect a policy change in 3.. 2.. 1..
- BruceM 11y agoAs a developer, I'm not sure how I feel about that. As a consumer, great!
- TheAceOfHearts 11y agoAs a consumer, I'd love if Apple forced developers to respect people's decision when they opt out of being tracked. That would be a huge game changer.
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- mikro 11y agoYou can see what percentage of installs in the past 30 days opted-in if you hover over the question mark next to "About App Analytics Data".
- ggamecrazy 11y agoThanks! Looks like 19% for me.