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

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Consent in a cookieless world One of the many reasons third-party cookies are making a grand farewell is to protect user privacy. Users, even when aware of third-party cookies’ presence, cannot properly give informed consent for the collection and use of their data. Consent puts the power of privacy in the user’s hands.

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5 Tips to Prepare Your Email Program for Mail Privacy Protection (and Still Be Successful)

Litmus

As news of Apple’s Mail Privacy Protection sinks in for email marketers, questions linger around how it will ultimately impact email programs as they stand today. Assuming Apple Mail open data becomes unreliable, here are five tips to help you prepare for Mail Privacy Protection. Evaluate your potential impact.

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

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To keep your first-party data in top form, it’s critical to conduct regular audits to identify any inaccuracies, duplications or outdated information. From a privacy perspective, It includes transparency and user control, allowing users to view, edit or opt out of their UID at any time. monthly, quarterly or bi-annually).

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How ZoomInfo’s Community Edition Promotes Fairness, Protects Data

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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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How the New American Data Privacy Act Will Affect Marketing

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While it is uncertain whether the bill will pass, the message to marketers is clear—national privacy regulations are on the horizon and now is the time to get ready. Covered data is information that identifies or is linked to an individual or a device and includes a user’s name, address, social security number and email address.

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The Extra Mile: ZoomInfo reaches another privacy benchmark

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The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) gives consumers in California additional data privacy protections and control over how businesses use their personal information. The regulations must be followed by all sites that attract European visitors and puts limits on what organizations can do with personal data. .

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

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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. Updated Privacy-Compliance Requirements 1. Privacy policies must be transparent and instructive.

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