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Decoding California’s Privacy Changes: 5 Must-Read Updates for Digital Marketers

Choozle

Attention digital marketers and agencies: California’s recently updated privacy regulations are now in full effect. T he California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has signaled they intend to enforce them quickly. Here at Choozle, we’re privileged to have Ben Isaacson as our Fractional Privacy Officer.

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How ZoomInfo’s Community Edition Promotes Fairness, Protects Data

Zoominfo

In exchange for free access, CE users share business contact information from their email accounts with 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. This agreement also applies to the information users share with ZoomInfo.

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Google’s cookie deprecation: An essential marketing playbook for the post-cookie era

Martech

Scrub your first-party data More than ever, first-party data hygiene is crucial to ensure accuracy and relevance and maintain privacy compliance for all users. To keep your first-party data in top form, it’s critical to conduct regular audits to identify any inaccuracies, duplications or outdated information.

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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

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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The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA): Are You Ready for CCPA 2.0?

Convert

In May 2020, the privacy advocacy group Californians for Consumer Privacy announced they had collected 900,000 signatures to add the California Privacy Rights Act (also known as CPRA, CCPA 2.0, The act is meant to revise and succeed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) , once it goes into effect on January 1, 2023.

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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.