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Marketing Privacy and Security Predictions for 2022

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On the marketing privacy and security front in 2022, things are going to get worse – and better. Getting more specific in my predictions for marketing privacy and security issues in 2022, here are a few ideas to keep in mind for 2022. Get Your Privacy Policies In Order. That’s just the way technology seems to march forward.

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Are Consumer Attitudes Toward Privacy Changing?

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Unless you’re at least a little geeky about privacy and digital marketing, the DuckDuckGo search engine probably would not be on your radar. Their ideas about privacy, though, certainly are on the radar of the search and advertising giant, as well as anyone who trades in consumer data. Where does that leave us as marketers?

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Smart Speakers, Marketing and Whose Privacy Is At Stake

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As consumers become more comfortable using voice search queries on their mobile devices and smart speakers, both B2B and B2C marketers should be considering how this channel will impact their work, whether its Siri, Alexa or Google Assistant. Comfort with Privacy. Comfort with Technology. Who Owns Your Marketing Data?

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What Marketers Can Learn From Facebook’s Privacy Mess

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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. Don’t misunderstand, I’m not opposed to government regulating customer privacy, election integrity, or use of customer data. “ [Emphasis added].

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Beyond the Google Privacy Policy to Free Market Privacy

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Last year I took a look at Google’s new privacy policy and wasn’t that happy with the way it was presented. But it got me to thinking, which those who know me rightly find dangerous, about what the future of privacy policies really are. In many ways, privacy comes down to a simple question.

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Do browser push notifications really work?

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Does it really work? Here is how to make browser push notifications work best: Make sure the content is direct and to the point. List your privacy policy and explain the anonymity behind the notifications to make sure they understand that there is no “creepy factor” behind these notifications. Why is this so prevalent now?

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The Importance of Transparency and Trust in Digital Marketing

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Perhaps a hundred were actual work or personal emails. And that gets right to the heart of the problem with privacy issues in marketing. That creates problems even for those marketers who try to stay on the right side of privacy laws. Years ago, I took the time to set up four new email addresses for myself. Not one or two.