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Apple Overhauls App-Tracking Consent; France Court Blocks Ban

The ExchangeWire page (published 2026-08-18) contains a long vendor / IAB TCF listing showing dozens of adtech vendors and their declared purposes, data categories, tracking methods, consent expiries and data-retention periods. The document lists vendors that are part of the IAB TCF 980 and provides per-vendor entries such as Purposes (Consent), Special Purposes, Features, Categories of data, Data Retention Period and Your Consent (consent expiry and tracking method). The page is presented under a digest headline referencing Apple and a French court decision, but the fetched content here is the vendor consent/TCF vendor breakdown rather than the article narrative.

IAB TCF Vendor List and Consent Disclosures Published

The ExchangeWire digest and registry page (published in August 2026) provides a primarily machine-readable IAB Transparency & Consent Framework (TCF 980) vendor disclosure listing dozens-to-hundreds of adtech, martech, measurement and publisher vendors. For each company the registry records declared Purposes (Consent vs Legitimate Interest), Special Purposes/Features, data categories processed (device, identifier, interaction, etc.), tracking methods, per-vendor consent expiry and data retention periods — including specific retention examples for some vendors. The alphabetical roster names major providers such as Branch Metrics, 33Across, Adobe Advertising Cloud/Audience Manager, Amazon Ads, Google Advertising Products, Criteo, LiveRamp and PubMatic. Intended as a machine-readable transparency resource for publishers, CMP operators and privacy/compliance teams, the page shows explicit publication timestamps in August 2026 (2026-08-12, 2026-08-13, 2026-08-19 and 2026-08-20).

The Stack: AI Fuels Business

ExchangeWire published a machine-readable IAB TCF vendor disclosure registry shown in an article titled "The Stack: The Great Digital Rewiring" (page HTML metadata timestamp 2026-08-07T08:14:16+00:00; article published 2026-08-14 at https://www.exchangewire.com/blog/2026/08/14/the-stack-the-great-digital-rewiring/). The page reproduces TCF (TCF 980) vendor entries for dozens of AdTech and MarTech companies, each entry enumerating declared legal bases (Consent and Legitimate Interest), Purposes (e.g., personalised advertising, measurement), Special Purposes and Features (e.g., fraud prevention, device identification), Categories of personal data processed (IP, device identifiers, geolocation, etc.), Data Retention Periods, and consent/cookie metadata (tracking method, consent expiry). The document functions as a comprehensive, industry-facing registry of participating vendors and their self-declared processing activities for privacy and compliance reference.