Last Click Attribution
Last click attribution is an attribution tracking model where an app installed by a mobile user is attributed to the publisher generating the last click.
The model has become insufficient because it became open to mobile ad fraudsters because of its technical barriers. Today, fraudsters manipulate the last click easily with mobile ad fraud methods including click injection and click spamming. Multi touch attribution has become much more reliable for mobile advertisers to prevent fraud.
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