CustomAudience.ExpirationTime Property
Definition
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Once the expiration time has passed, a custom audience is no longer eligible for daily ad/bidding data updates or participation in the ad selection process.
public Java.Time.Instant? ExpirationTime { [Android.Runtime.Register("getExpirationTime", "()Ljava/time/Instant;", "", ApiSince=34)] get; }[<get: Android.Runtime.Register("getExpirationTime", "()Ljava/time/Instant;", "", ApiSince=34)>]
member this.ExpirationTime : Java.Time.InstantProperty Value
the timestamp Instant, truncated to milliseconds, after which the custom
audience should be removed
- Attributes
Remarks
Once the expiration time has passed, a custom audience is no longer eligible for daily ad/bidding data updates or participation in the ad selection process. The custom audience will then be deleted from memory by the next daily update.
If no expiration time is provided on creation of the CustomAudience, expiry will default to 60 days from activation.
The maximum expiry is 60 days from initial activation.
Java documentation for android.adservices.customaudience.CustomAudience.getExpirationTime().
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