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If a linkage is made by any party (e.g. a SSP to a DSP cookie ID) based on an incoming EID where <code>mm</code> does not equal 1 or 2, then the ID sent to the recipient must inherit the <code>mm</code> value of the incoming Extended Identifier (EID). For example, if a SSP receives an ID based on any kind of matching (<code>mm</code> values 3,4,5,6), then even if the ID they send to the DSP is based on a cookie exchange, it must also indicate that matching occurred (i.e. <code>mm</code> values 3,4,5,6).
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Example 4 below outlines a workflow where an SSP is able to match to the DSP ID based on a Cookie Based Sync (mm=2) but becasue they recieved a bridged ID from the publisher (mm=3) they retain the match method of 3 to the DSP.
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Example 4 below outlines a workflow where an SSP is able to match to the DSP ID based on a Cookie Based Sync (<code>mm</code>=2) but becasue they recieved a bridged ID from the publisher (<code>mm</code>=3) they retain the match method of 3 to the DSP.
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Items in the EID array with <code>mm</code> values of 1 or 2 are generally optional/informational, but some buyers may find it useful for sellers to provide them.
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"uids": [
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"id": "fac13741-0648-436a-88cf-aceafdf45c9a",
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"atype": "3"
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"atype": 3
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"uids": [
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"id": "3d89748d-74bb-44f1-9908-298090dc2944",
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"atype": 3,
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