App-Ads.txt
App-Ads.txt , the version of ads.txt for mobile in-app and OTT advertising, is a text file that app developers can upload in order to list the ad vendors authorized to sell their ad inventory. Created by iAB, App-Ads.txt helps buyers to know who is authorized to sell and buy specific in-app ad inventory.
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