Conversion measurement reports have information collected in two different first party network contexts (publisher page, report destination (?), and are potentially reported to yet a third site. To avoid leaking information between different first party network contexts, the reports should therefore be specified to each use a single-use Network Partition Key.
In Chrome-land, these are known as "Transient NetworkIsolationKey" (NIK predates adding Network Partition Key to the fetch spec, so NIKs and NPKs are basically the same thing), but I don't believe the fetch defines them. They're just NPKs for opaque origins, which the fetch spec allows.
Conversion measurement reports have information collected in two different first party network contexts (publisher page, report destination (?), and are potentially reported to yet a third site. To avoid leaking information between different first party network contexts, the reports should therefore be specified to each use a single-use Network Partition Key.
In Chrome-land, these are known as "Transient NetworkIsolationKey" (NIK predates adding Network Partition Key to the fetch spec, so NIKs and NPKs are basically the same thing), but I don't believe the fetch defines them. They're just NPKs for opaque origins, which the fetch spec allows.