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ontap.daily (June 15th 2026)

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In today's episode, John covers a packed weekend of eCommerce developments, from a massive supply chain security breach affecting over a million websites to Google tightening the screws on advertisers and a legacy DTC brand hitting the wall. This episode covers the full three-day period from Friday to Monday, giving listeners everything they need to start the week informed.Sansec discloses a supply chain attack on OptinMonster, TrustPulse, and PushEngage affecting 1.2 million sites: what it means and how to respondShopify opens up cross-merchant buyer identity data at checkout with Shop User Metafields in FunctionsGoogle expands limited ad serving restrictions, raising the bar for advertiser quality and landing page experienceGoogle delays the Dynamic Search Ads to AI Max migration - why the extension mattersMicrosoft Ads launches Product Explorer to help merchants diagnose feed quality issuesSleep Number files for bankruptcy with $1.3 billion in debt: lessons for DTC and eCommerce brandsNew research reveals Claude AI's reliance on Brave Search rankings for recommendationsWhether you're a merchant, developer, or agency, this episode connects the dots between security, advertising, and strategy heading into the week.For more insights and to work with the On Tap team, visit www.ontapgroup.com.

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