Edition No. 125 · Sun 25 Oct 2026 · Story 15 of 27

Bots impersonating your target audience. How? Bid Licking.

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Fou's explainer on bid licking, where fraudsters copy and replay high-value user IDs that DSPs then bid on as if they were real users.

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