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Consent and transparency need to be top data privacy concerns for marketers

illumin

There are also increasing security risks and ongoing incident reports from companies across varying industries. This makes strong cybersecurity an important selling point as it is a layer of protection for a company’s own sake. This was once solely the burden of tech companies, but not anymore.

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How the New American Data Privacy Act Will Affect Marketing

Trade Press Services Newsletter

If the act is approved, these organizations would be required to establish and maintain data-privacy practices that protect covered data against unauthorized access and acquisition. Additionally, marketers should see these regulations as an opportunity to demonstrate transparency and build trust with prospects and customers.

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How ZoomInfo’s Community Edition Promotes Fairness, Protects Data

Zoominfo

The type of information shared is what you would find on a resume or business card: company, job title, email addresses, and phone numbers. We ensure that data sharing through CE complies with our industry-leading privacy practices. This is a level of commitment to data transparency rarely seen among other companies in our industry.

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2021 Email Trends to Date and Predictions for the Future: Webinar Recording + Q&A

Litmus

In the first part of our online Ultimate Email Summit , Jessica Raggio (VP of Product Marketing at Litmus) and April Mullen (Director of Brand and Content Marketing at SparkPost) shared their takes on these 2021 email trends to date and predictions for the future of: Agility, adaptability, acceleration. We just need to plan on it happening.

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Digital Privacy Landscape Changes You Need to Know

Heinz Marketing

Apple is now allowing people to choose if they want an app to be able to track them with their App Tracking Transparency feature, and people are often understandably saying “no”, resulting in companies like Facebook feeling the pain in lost revenue. Transparency isn’t a bad thing, and with the knowledge, some are opting in.

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Google’s Privacy Sandbox: What you need to know

Martech

Dig deeper: Google is rolling out Topics-based tracking for Chrome Google’s thankless transparency Throughout the multi-year lifespan of the Sandbox, Google has — on the face of it — gone out of its way to offer transparency into its proposals and timeline (here’s the Web timeline as of April 2024).

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HubSpot’s June releases: The manager’s guide

Martech

Hubspot introduced an enhanced email open report that excludes “machine opens”, compensating for inflated open rates introduced by Apple’s iOS 15 Mail Privacy Protection feature. Cross-team visibility keeps individuals motivated to achieve goals, holds them accountable, and builds trust by enhancing transparency.