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Controlling parties that will run an ad auction #857
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Are you asking about a site owner (first party) trying to restrict what ad techs can run auctions, or an ad tech (3rd party) trying to restrict what sites your auctions happen on? That is, what do "an origin" and "our origin" mean in your question? |
Hi @michaelkleber, thanks for checking in! I was asking more of an ad tech (3rd party) trying to restrict what sites your auctions happen on. Suppose I am |
Okay, so I think you mean "How can I, an SSP, be sure that I run auctions that lead to ads appearing on publisher1.com but not publisher2.com?" It seems like there are two opportunities to do this today, on either of the two times the browser interacts with a server run by the SSP. First, the The second option is to use similar logic at the time the browser contacts your |
Hi.
While seeking the repository documentation, we could not find a way to prevent an origin from running ad auction on our origin behalf.
For the methods
joinAdInterestGroup
andleaveAdInterestGroup
we have the pathhttps://owner.domain/.well-known/interest-group/permissions/?origin=frame.origin
.How about
runAdAuction
? Is it possible to restrict its usage based on an origin?Thanks!
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