My experience with Journey by Mediavine: I was deactivated for IVT (invalid traffic). I owned up to my mistakes, fixed everything (scrapers, crawlers etc) , and now I don't have any more IVT. My blog is getting over a 2-minute average session duration, which feels like a really good metric. I even have 90% of my traffic coming from the US.
So, I submitted an appeal and wrote to Mediavine help, and I have never, ever received a reply. You tell me, what am I supposed to do? I'm desperate!

Anyone else seeing this html in mediavine journey ads?

I dont think its possible to hide it since its inside an iframe.

Seriously considering switching to adsense.

I am reviewing an agency's proposed AppsFlyer MCP setup. The use case is reasonable: account teams ask for campaign summaries without waiting on the reporting analyst.

We manage separate clients and some staff work across more than one account. The pilot works when an admin connects it. That isn't the permission test I'm trying to sign off.

I need to understand what happens when a junior analyst connects, when someone changes teams and when an automated workflow uses a token created by a more privileged person. We also need to know where the connected AI client stores conversation content.

The project owner keeps showing me that authentication succeeds. I need evidence that access fails correctly when it should.

For people who have evaluated this, what did you test around user permissions, app access, token ownership, revocation and auditability? I'd appreciate cases where interactive login and unattended automation behaved differently

It shows up in my traffic distribution but doesn’t generate any revenue.

Or is it Ga4 issues as of late?