Digital Turbine, Inc. (NASDAQ: APPS) is a publicly traded, Delaware-incorporated app-preload and mobile-advertising platform whose Ignite product installs applications directly to Android devices via OEM/carrier deals, bypassing the Google Play Store. Its own Notice at Collection and Privacy Policy for Ignite states it collects only the device's Android Advertising ID (AAID) plus non-personal device signals to record and measure app installs, retains identifiers for up to 30 days before anonymizing them, and states it does not sell or share personal information with third parties for cross-context behavioral advertising, while separately sharing the device AAID with Mobile Measurement Platforms for attribution and invoicing. SEC filings confirm Digital Turbine is a full 10-K reporting company and disclose a large subsidiary chain including the AdColony and Fyber ad-exchange businesses it acquired. The company operates a self-hosted Trust Center claiming ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications for 2026, though no independently named audit firm was visible in the fetched content. No FTC, state-AG, or other privacy-regulator action, and no data breach, was found in this research; a 2022 stockholder securities class action referenced in the 10-K concerns financial disclosures, not privacy or data practices.
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Digital Turbine's corporate website privacy policy (covering website visitors, distinct from the Ignite platform notice) discloses use of cookies and receipt of visitor online-activity information from third-party analytics services when the website is used.
Digital Turbine's Ignite Notice at Collection and Privacy Policy states the Services collect and store only the minimal information necessary to record an app installation — the device's Android Advertising ID (AAID) in pseudonymous form plus non-personal device signals (device type, language, country code, operating system, APK version, network connection and type) — and that device identifiers are retained for up to 30 days before being anonymized/de-identified.
Digital Turbine's FY2026 Form 10-K Exhibit 21.1 (List of Subsidiaries) discloses the company's full corporate structure, including the AdColony and Fyber ad-exchange entities it acquired, across the US, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, the UK and other jurisdictions.
SEC EDGAR's company filer record confirms Digital Turbine, Inc. is registered as CIK 0000317788, files 10-K annual reports, and is headquartered in Austin, Texas.
Digital Turbine's Ignite Notice states it does not sell or share personal information with third parties for cross-context behavioral advertising, while separately disclosing that it shares the device Advertising ID with Mobile Measurement Platforms (MMPs) for attribution and invoicing purposes.
Digital Turbine's self-hosted Trust Center (Akitra-powered) claims current ISO 27001:2022 and SOC 2 Type 2 certifications for 2026; the fetched page does not name the specific independent audit firm that issued them, and no FTC, state-AG action, or breach disclosure was found in this research.
The same Ignite Notice discloses that third-party service providers engaged to operate the Services (identified elsewhere in the document as including Google/Firebase infrastructure) collect categories of personal information including identifiers and online-activity inferences in connection with app installation and measurement.