Which option describes how Google accounts for a store visit?

Google attributes store visits when users who have engaged with your ads subsequently visit your physical store. This attribution is done using aggregated, anonymized data and advanced machine learning models, ensuring user privacy is maintained. Google doesn't track individual users' exact movements but rather uses statistical modeling based on location data from users who have opted in to Location History. The attribution links the store visit back to the ad engagement (e.g., an ad click or impression) that likely influenced the visit. The other options are incorrect because Google attributes store visits to ad engagement, not solely ad views, online purchases, or in-store purchases, and always prioritizes privacy.