@sharmilap @Yes, you can use Adobe Experience Platform "Query Service" to run queries against the unified profile store in AEP. This allows you to retrieve and analyze data, helping you compare the ingested profiles with those in the profile store

I would pass the contextual attribute in the URL as a parameter and then show that in the destination page. The destination page will read the parameter from the URL and display it.

Sure, here you go.. focus on batch segmentation which explains the latency you are experiencing.https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/experience-platform/segmentation/home.html?lang=en 

@pushparay03 Yes, its expected behavior because updates to segments happen in cycles that run every few hours. So, when an event happens that should change a profile's segment, it's going to wait until the next update cycle before you see it. That's the main reason you're seeing this delay. Saying t...

@JohnnyLiao  Yes, AJO filters duplicates - You can set up the cap value to 10, 5, etc. this means you can send the same email multiple emails.But, use it with caution as you could damage your IP reputation with frequent emails, so depending on use case it can be used with care.  Full link: https://e...

@akwankl The AEP segment builder UI does not natively support segment rules that directly check for the number of identifiers within an identity namespace. Saying that, there are few ways you can achieve what you want :You could potentially use Adobe's APIs to pull the profiles, inspect the identity...

Yes, it will.

Google have made changes to how it classifies and reports on Android devices. This could be due to privacy concerns, technical issues, or changes in the way they categorize and recognize different devices. Did you check that?

@Hayley1  No, android hasn’t done that yet, perhaps in your market that you are analysing people are just using non branded phones perhaps ?

Hi @MichaelBailey Yes, you are correct but the extraction of specific array data directly from profile attributes to a destination is not supported by Adobe. What I have suggested is a workaround using the Query Service. Unfortunately, this is the closest you can get as what you are after is not yet...