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The mobile app intelligence industry is experiencing robust growth, driven by the expanding app economy and increased demand for data-driven decisions. Platforms are consolidating fragmented data, offering advanced analytics, and integrating AI for predictive insights, becoming indispensable for app developers and marketers navigating a highly competitive landscape.
Total Assets Under Management (AUM)
Mobile App Market Size in United States
~318 Billion USD (2024)
(13.4% CAGR)
- App spending, advertising revenue, and in-app purchases contribute to growth.
- Growth driven by increased smartphone penetration and digital transformation.
- Emerging markets offer significant future expansion opportunities.
10.5 Billion USD
Utilizing advanced AI and machine learning to forecast app performance, user behavior, and market trends with higher accuracy.
Integrating data from various app stores, ad platforms, and user engagement tools into a single, cohesive view for holistic insights.
Leveraging blockchain technology to enhance transparency in ad spend, secure in-app purchases, and offer new monetization models like tokenized rewards.
Apple's ATT framework, introduced with iOS 14.5, requires apps to obtain user permission to track their activity across other companies' apps and websites for advertising or data brokers.
This policy significantly impacts data collection for advertising and attribution, potentially reducing the accuracy of ad spend tracking and user acquisition insights for Appfigures' clients.
Google Play implemented a new Data Safety section in 2022, requiring app developers to provide transparent disclosures about their data collection, sharing, and security practices.
This regulation increases the need for developers to clearly understand and report their data practices, influencing how Appfigures might present data privacy information related to app performance.
The CPRA, effective January 1, 2023, expanded the consumer privacy protections of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), giving consumers more control over their personal information and establishing the California Privacy Protection Agency.
While not directly an app store policy, CPRA impacts how app developers and intelligence platforms handle user data, potentially affecting data availability and processing methods for Appfigures' insights within the US market.
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