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Problems using AdMob mediation
I published a game with AdMob monetization back in November, and I was making $35 per day. However, two days ago, I received a notification about suspected low-quality traffic, and my revenue dropped to almost zero, even though all my traffic was organic. What should I do? Can anybody help or maybe you know where I should ask for help?
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