"The changes bring more than 100 new metrics to track across areas like monetization and subscription data, as well as others designed to help developers better understand their apps' in-app purchase performance."
"Among the added features are new subscription reports that can also be exported via an API, allowing developers to analyze their apps' performance when they're offline, or import Apple's data into their own systems."
"Developers will also be able to learn more about their users by analyzing their behavior around things like the download date, source, offer start date, and more."
"Apple notes that it uses aggregated cohort data to protect users' privacy, and it takes advantage of other differential privacy techniques to protect individual developer performance."
Apple announced a significant update to App Store Connect, introducing over 100 new metrics for developers. These metrics cover monetization, subscription data, and in-app purchase performance. The new subscription reports can be exported via an API, allowing offline analysis. Developers can analyze user behavior based on download dates and sources. New peer group benchmarks enable comparisons with competitors. Apple emphasizes user privacy by using aggregated cohort data and differential privacy techniques to protect individual performance.
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