Do Consumers Care About Privacy Changes?
People say that they care about their privacy, but do they care enough to actually do anything about it? If, given the opportunity, will they take action and opt out?
People say that they care about their privacy, but do they care enough to actually do anything about it? If, given the opportunity, will they take action and opt out?
Apple is putting in new restrictions on how data can be shared within the iOS platform. And Facebook isn’t having it. Hear what’s happening in the great tech showdown.
As we prepare for a cookie-less future, learn how The Trade Desk is looking to Unified ID technology as a better alternative to the third-party cookie.
With the privacy update to iOS14 coming, Facebook has unveiled details on how the platform will help offset the upcoming loss of user data: AEM and the Conversions API.
An update in iOS 14 will include a policy change on user privacy that will upend marketers’ and various ad networks’ ability to target iPhone users.
Hear why LinkedIn may be uniquely positioned above other social channels, data integrations will go unphased, and organic social is more important than ever.
With the iOS data privacy changes, Facebook is making a big effort to educate their users on why it’s important to ‘opt in.’
While social channels rely on in-platform data, third party cookie integration also plays an important role. How will changes in consumer privacy impact social advertising?
While the mainstream press has begun to cover the battle between Apple and Facebook, there’s a lot more you need to know.