GuideZ

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Hello,

I am Guidez. I have been a mod here for, eh, something to the tune of 10+ years (dang... I'm old). I am currently looking for active members of this community who would like to help out in moderating the subreddit.

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Here is the link from the official blog, the article which came out yesterday (04/15):
https://www.facebook.com/business/news/pixel-conversionsapi-updates

The same thing happened last month, March 3rd, when they started the click attribution rollout ( https://www.facebook.com/business/news/click-attribution ), which coincidentally also had an outage start the same day/day prior.

Fun times. /s

What are some things that surprised you about a change in your creative strategy that boosted sales? For example switching from a female narration to a male one, no captions in our must-use-captions universe, etc?

I've been trying to do some research on figuring out of if moving from native Shopify meta pixel/CAPI integration to STAPE+GTM is worth it. From what I've seen, most of comments I can find related to Stape tend to be from marketer's who partner with STAPE, so it's hard to tell if changing over to it will actually help.

Current Event Match Qualities:

• Pageview - 6/10
• View Content - 6/10
• Add to Cart - 6/10
• Initiate Checkout - 7/10
• Search - 7/10
• Add Payment Info - 7.7/10
• Purchase - 8.5/10

This is all with the Facebook&Instagram App + Shopify Partner/native integration. We're currently spending thousands a month in ad spend on Meta, and trying to figure out if STAPE+GTM is t

Anyone else basically not getting any landing page views, sales, or anything? Suddenly down 80+% traffic like this.

I have a number of packages I ordered, but a few have seemingly become “stuck” since November 10th at the “In Customs” step. The packages that came through Customs just a day or two before the 10th have already arrived, but these others have had no updates since the 10th.

Is there maybe some weird backlog that’s going on due to the oncoming holiday rush+weekend+Veterans day combo? They’re not very big or expensive items: I’ve ordered similar in the past and they’ve gone through just fine :/

Developers take note: got some good real-life material going on in the food court area right now. Would make a great meme game for next year.

It’s too bad it’s raining, and that’s probably contributing to the influx. I don’t think I’ve ever seen the hamburger line get that big.

• Something you know (password, pin, etc)
• Something you have (smart card, mobile, etc)
• Something you are (retina scan, fingerprint, biometrics, etc)

Say I have a mobile app I am creating, and I would like to be able to authenticate an individual via biometrics. Seeing as you need two pieces to even get into the app (something you have (mobile) + something you are (biometrics)), would this not intrinsically constitute two-factor authentication?

Online research and AI comes up with mixed results on this.

Some say that an authentication factor has to come from a external device/system/thing for it to be MFA. Easiest example given is that, from your computer, you login to your bank,