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Google’s Privacy Sandbox: What you need to know

Martech

Google’s Privacy Sandbox is a space where a series of complex proposals to protect user privacy have been developed and are undergoing (or have undergone) extensive testing. Google might feel that the transparency has not been appreciated. It has worked with the U.K.

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Digital Privacy Landscape Changes You Need to Know

Heinz Marketing

According to the research firm, the industry feared that the new App Tracking Transparency in iOS would hurt the mobile app market, which heavily relies on advertisements. Google is close behind, working on their own version of cross-application tracking transparency for Android users. Apple Mail Privacy Protection.

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Third-party cookies – what are they, what’s happening to them, & what to do

Choozle

Digital advertising is about to go through a systemic shift in the next six months. If you’ve followed any marketing or advertising industry news, the topic of the end of third-party cookies isn’t new. Google explained that this move meant to protect users who were asking for more privacy.

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Looking for clarity on CDPs: Monday’s Daily Brief

Martech

Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. California is also creating the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA), which will be in force in 2023 and actively audit and fine non-compliant businesses. Performance, in this case, means lower-funnel activation for DOOH ads, which has been previously hard to measure.

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Many Free Android Apps Are Starting To Look A Lot Like Malware

readwrite

Between last September and March, security vendor Bitdefender analyzed 130,000 popular Android apps on Google Play and found that roughly 13% collected your phone number without explicit notification, 12% stored your location data and 8% sucked up your email address. Many apps don’t stop there.

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FTC Issues Final Privacy Framework Report to Protect Users’ Data

readwrite

The FTC provides guidelines for Do-Not-Track provisions, how information can be tracked on mobile devices and how large platform providers like Facebook and Google can use consumer data. ” While Google and Facebook drew the ire of the FTC, any company that tracks personal consumer data on the Web is now put on notice.

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Retargeting and addressability in the new privacy-first programmatic landscape

Liveintent

This has driven tech giants, like Apple and Google, to take action to deprecate third-party cookies and implement features in their tech that obfuscate user data and activity in the name of consumer privacy. Within the same time frame, Google has worked to invalidate third-party cookies in Chrome by 2023.

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