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I have already looked at these questions which did not work for me:

I am currently having memory leaks which causes my app to begin at 30 megabytes, instead of the usual 10, and increase in 10 megabytes every so often. I have confirmed that the cause of the memory leaks are due to Admob, but I can only assume that the other memory leaks are due to another ad loading. I have looked at this google discussion which suggests that this is due to SKPaymentQueue in the StoreKit framework. You can see this also happens to me:

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What I find even more odd, is that when I delete the StoreKit framework from my project, nothing changes.

This is how I implemented Admob for my app:

  1. Downloaded version 7.8.1 of the SDK
  2. Added the GoogleMobileAds, StoreKit, AudioToolbox, AdSupport, CoreGraphics, CoreTelephony, EventKit, EventKitUI, MessageUI, SystemConfiguration, and AVFoundation frameworks.
  3. Created a GADBannerView in Storyboard
  4. Linked to h file which imported GoogleMobileAds

  5. m file - viewDidLoad:

    self.bannerView.adUnitID = @"ca-app-pub-3940256099942544/2934735716";
self.bannerView.rootViewController = self;

GADRequest *request = [GADRequest request];

request.testDevices = @[kGADSimulatorID];

[self.bannerView loadRequest:request];

My question is whether there is something wrong with my implementation, or whether others are experiencing this problem due to StoreKit and if there's a work around.

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  • I'm having the exact same problem! Have you solved it? – NJanf Jun 25 '16 at 20:02
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    @NJanf Not really. I DO get memory leaks that cause a sudden spike in memory, but after some more testing, I found that eventually the memory gets cleared up. Very odd. – Minestrone-Soup Jun 27 '16 at 17:20
  • Same thing happens to me. Memory increases every time a new ad loads - without doing anything (app is idle) the memory increases. I also see see the memory leaks for SKPaymentQueue. – Bob Feb 08 '17 at 20:04

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Ok, so I see a lot of people looking at this question, and I do get some upvotes, so here's what I discovered. They Are memory leaks that cause increases in memory, but after a while, the memory will be released.

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