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The browser first finds the highest priority impression, then checks if it matches filters before attributing it. This means, if there are two impression with the same priority, where the first matches and the latter does not, the adtech will not receive a report.
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Would a source whose destination and reporting origin match those of the trigger but whose filter data does not match the trigger's filters be deleted?
In other words, would the criteria for matchingSources be changed to include the filter matching under this proposal? Or just the subsequent steps for finding the highest-priority element of matchingSources whose filter data matches?
Digging up this old issue, we would be quite interested to have the filtering step done before the attribution.
I am not sure to fully understand @apasel422 's two proposals though.
Related to #491
The browser first finds the highest priority impression, then checks if it matches filters before attributing it. This means, if there are two impression with the same priority, where the first matches and the latter does not, the adtech will not receive a report.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: