This is a significant concern due to the absence of a lower environment for testing activities. This can lead to issues if changes are pushed to production by mistake. Additionally, the effectiveness of Adobe Target is heavily dependent on the Target library; if the library files are blocked, no changes will be visible on the website or mobile app. We have some bugs. For example, suppose I'm creating the activity because of all the activities we create. In that case, we have to get the data from user interaction and understand how this activity was performed. In some rare scenarios, we couldn't capture the data after the activity was published in production because of some issues on Adobe Target's end. It doesn't provide the proper data in Adobe Analytics. After that, we have to contact the Adobe customer support team and work with them to get that data. A few times, the particular libraries' location is also not properly detected. For example, if I were in London, it would take some other location, like Scotland or some other place. In a few of the implementations, I noticed that the library also is not taking the proper location.
