Opt-in in prompts are messages that ask customers to enable a function, such as SMS, pop-up messages, or location data. There are two sorts of prompts: native/generic to the OS, for example, on a cell phone, and custom. Local prompts are from the cell phone’s working framework and, once chosen, require manual changes to override. Custom prompts are created by advertisers to request a similar consent as the local prompts.
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