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Tag: privacy
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Does Facebook Really Care About Privacy?
Mark Zuckerberg has spent a lot of time and effort trying to convince users that Facebook cares about privacy. However, not everyone is convinced.
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Will Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Privacy Vision Affect Marketers?
Exploring the potential impact Facebook's privacy vision will have for marketers.
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Privacy Fears Grow as Facial Recognition Use Continues to Expand
Facial recognition technology can be a boon for customer experience, but at what cost for consumer privacy? Here's what marketers need to know.
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What Is a Consent Management Platform?
With the GDPR and other privacy acts in full effect, brands are turning to consent management platforms to attain data and GDPR compliance.
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Website Users Willing to Exchange Privacy for Better CX
Despite high-profile rulings against companies over the misuse of personal data, many users are prepared to trade personal information for better CX.
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Don't Google This: What the French GDPR Fine Taught Us About Data Protection
Experts share tips on how to avoid fines like the one France leveraged on Google for GDPR violations.
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Facebook's Difficult Relationship With Data Privacy
Facebook is finding its relationship with both its customers and authorities in the countries where it is present, increasingly acrimonious.
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What We Can Learn From the GDPR's First Fines
As the first fines from the GDPR come to light one thing is clear: the period of amnesty for reaching compliance is at an end.
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GDPR Is Tough and Set to Get Even Tougher
Thousands of complaints have been made under GDPR, and things are going to get a lot worse for organizations before they get better.
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Privacy Scandals Don't Harm Profit: The Case for Regulation
If scandals which appear to damage a company's reputation don't affect its bottom line, what incentive do companies have to change their behavior?
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Will Google's $57M Fine Finally Push the US Toward Comprehensive Privacy Regulations?
Google received a $57M fine this week for failure to meet GDPR requirements. What does this imply for other businesses and for privacy regulations abroad?
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GDPR Skeptics Would Like to Relax the Regulation. That Would Be a Mistake
There's been movement in Germany to loosen or roll back some of the GDPR requirements. That would be a mistake.
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Is Data Ethics an Oxymoron? Customers Don't Think So
Attention C-Suite: If you make only one New Year’s resolution, make it this: use personal data intelligently, transparently and ethically.
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4 InfoSec Trends for 2019
Minimizing risk, improved tools, we recognize privacy and security aren't the same and more will shape the year ahead in information security.
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