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Declared but Unaccountable: Measuring the Seller-Identity Gap in Advertising Supply-Chain Transparency
Public advertising transparency relies on a minimum accountability condition: an account authorized by a publisher in ads.txt or app-ads.txt should appear in the applicable sellers.json registry. When an available registry omits the declared seller ID, the authorization remains visible and machine-r
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