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How are store visits measured?
Correct: When users engage with your ads and then visit your store, Google attributes those store visits back to the ad engagements in a privacy-safe way.
The correct option is When users engage with your ads and then visit your store, Google attributes those store visits back to the ad engagements in a privacy-safe way. because store visit conversions rely on an advanced, anonymized tracking methodology that connects digital interactions with physical movement. Google uses aggregated data from users who have opted into Location History to determine when an individual who clicked or viewed an ad later enters a store's geographic boundaries. By utilizing differential privacy and machine learning models to extrapolate this data, Google can provide advertisers with highly accurate estimates of foot traffic driven by their campaigns without compromising the identity of individual shoppers. This ensures that "omnichannel" performance can be measured and optimized while strictly adhering to global privacy standards. Would you like me to explain the specific "minimum data thresholds" required for these store visit metrics to appear in your account?