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Which of the following is a reason to review and update a taxonomy?

• A.There are too many categories in the taxonomy and it is hard to find the right data.
• B.Taxonomy permissioning has been activated.
• C.It has been a month since the last audit was conducted.
• D.The Category Value Assessment has been requested and addressed.

Your main goal is to collect media impression and click data in the DMP. You also want the option of enabling one 302 redirect on impression and/or click event.
What tag type should you use for this?

• A.Dynamic Synchronous
• B.Synchronous
• C.IFrame
• D.Asynchronous
• E.Pixel

Which of the following are two true statements about ID swapping? (Choose two.)

• A.It is necessary in order to ingest data keyed off of IP addresses via the Offline Match Integration.
• B.It is necessary in order to ingest data keyed off of partner unique user ID (PUUID) via User Data API.
• C.It is necessary in order to ingest data via the Online Ingest method.
• D.It is necessary in order to ingest data keyed off of partner unique user ID (PUUID) via the Offline Match Integration.
• E.It is necessary in order to ingest data keyed off of MAIDs via the Mobile Direct Ingest method.

On an average, at what rate does data decay?

• A.2% per year
• B.20% per week
• C.12% per month
• D.2% per month

What is a BlueKai Mobile Statistical ID?

• A.The aggregation of all inventory from Google ADID, and Apple IDFA. This ID is collected when users are interacting with Mobile applications on Android device or Apple Device.
• B.A BlueKai generated ID collected from environments where cookies are not allowed. This ID is collected when users browse the mobile web with third-party cookies disabled. When this occurs, BlueKai identifies the user with a BlueKai statistical ID. A statistical ID is created from a combination of the user's IP address and the user agent of their device.
• C.The aggregation of all inventory from BlueKai mobile statistical ID, and BlueKai third-party mobile cookie ID. This ID is collected when users browse the mobile web with third-party cookies disabled.
  When this occurs, BlueKai identifies the user with a BlueKai statistical ID. A statistical ID is created from a combination of the user's IP address and the user agent of their device.
• D.A third-party cookie ID collected off of desktop environments. This ID is collected when users browse the web desktop devices that accept third-party cookies. It is most commonly collected via the BlueKai CoreTag directly from a client's site.
• E.A third-party cookie ID collected from specific mobile environments that accept cookies. This ID is collected when users browse the mobile web with browsers that support third-party cookies. When this occurs, BlueKai will generate a mobile web cookie to identify the user. Most mobile web browsers support third-party cookies by default, the key exception here is Safari on iOS, which disables all third-party cookies by default.