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Privacy-Protecting Systems Are The New Green

Customer Experience Matrix

I spy with my little eye…privacy systems! Specifically, there's a crop of systems that are privacy-safe alternatives to dominant social, search, email and other common consumer technologies. In other words, privacy-protecting systems are a big and growing business. The implications of this are intriguing.

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2022 Predictions: Data strategy and privacy

Martech

In the year ahead, successful marketers will be using data to initiate more communications while respecting consumers’ privacy. In many cases, one of the most important messages the brand will be communicating is how they are honoring a commitment to privacy. In 2022, the deep analytical dive will occur before those messages go out.

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California’s New Privacy Agency: Is Your Company Ready?

Zoominfo

California has been setting the pace on consumer privacy protections for nearly two decades, passing laws that regulate how businesses like Amazon, Google and Facebook can collect, store and use consumer data. “That’s the foundation of all new and emerging privacy laws.” . It’s hard to say. They have the most people.

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EU’s ruling against Facebook a big blow to first-party data usage

Martech

Facebook and other tech giants will be hard-pressed to monetize their first-party data in the European Union, following a ruling yesterday by the EU’s top court that shot down Facebook’s “legitimate interest” argument for personalized ads. Dig deeper: EU fines Facebook $1.3 What it means. What happened.

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Privacy Regulations Will Lead to Advertising Innovation

Customer Experience Matrix

Naysayers doubted that the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and ePrivacy rules, California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and related privacy regulations would have any real impact on the flow of consumer data. It’s true that a vastly more fragmented media landscape will be harder for marketers to manage.

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The Digital Markets Act will have downstream effects on marketers and consumers

Martech

The Digital Markets Act (DMA), a regulation the content of which was agreed among European Union officials last month, will most obviously impact tech giants — “gatekeepers,” as they are referred to — like Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta and Microsoft. Downstream effects. That’s not necessarily the case. Unforeseen impacts.

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What Marketers Can Learn From Facebook’s Privacy Mess

Biznology

In my work at SoloSegment and with individual clients, I spend tons of time working at the intersections of marketing, artificial intelligence, data, and privacy. Why does Facebook think that’s important? And good on Facebook for acknowledging their mistakes. But I have a huge issue in Facebook driving that discussion.

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