Deterministic Identifier

A deterministic identifier is an identifier that can be definitively tied to a specific user’s device. The most common deterministic identifiers include: * Cookies — which, despite many actions taken by Safari and Chrome, remain an indispensible identifier in the desktop and mobile web world * IFAs — identifiers for advertisers, which are primarily used […]

Kathryn Astbury
Kathryn Astbury
Senior Director of Marketing

A deterministic identifier is an identifier that can be definitively tied to a specific user’s device.

The most common deterministic identifiers include:

* Cookies — which, despite many actions taken by Safari and Chrome, remain an indispensible identifier in the desktop and mobile web world

* IFAs — identifiers for advertisers, which are primarily used in the in-app world. Android and iOS platforms maintain their own proprietary scheme for device identification

* PIIs — short for Personally Identifiable Information, this refers to data that can be tied to an individual, such as login info, email, phone numbers, names, social handles and others

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