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Currently, the ttl (Time-to-Live) property is not utilized when rendering an ad. This results in ads being displayed even after they are technically expired. By leveraging the ttl property, we can determine whether an ad has expired and suppress its rendering if needed.
Proposed Enhancement:
Introduce functionality to validate the ttl property before rendering an ad. If the ad has exceeded its ttl value and the suppressStaleRender property is enabled, the system should suppress the rendering of the expired ad. This would function similarly to the adId validation mechanism.
Publishers can enable the suppressStaleRender property to prevent expired ads from being displayed, ensuring a better user experience and avoiding potential compliance or quality issues.
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Type of issue
Feature
Description
Currently, the ttl (Time-to-Live) property is not utilized when rendering an ad. This results in ads being displayed even after they are technically expired. By leveraging the ttl property, we can determine whether an ad has expired and suppress its rendering if needed.
Proposed Enhancement:
Introduce functionality to validate the ttl property before rendering an ad. If the ad has exceeded its ttl value and the suppressStaleRender property is enabled, the system should suppress the rendering of the expired ad. This would function similarly to the adId validation mechanism.
Publishers can enable the
suppressStaleRender
property to prevent expired ads from being displayed, ensuring a better user experience and avoiding potential compliance or quality issues.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: