Consumers have little trust in organisations to safeguard their personal data, with almost two in five (39 percent) saying they believe most businesses don’t know how to protect their data, according to new research.
Snapchat has announced greater data privacy controls for its users in the run-up to next week’s GDPR deadline, including the ability to opt out of targeted advertising.
The development of new technologies has resulted in multiple channels and devices for consumers to interact with, giving marketers access to more data than ever before. With the imminent implementation of the general data protection regulation (GDPR), marketing departments will have to significantly change how they collect, store and process any data. Here, Nigel Crockford, … [Read more…]
Over the last year social media has taken a battering with fake news, data scandals and brand safety concerns causing many to question social platforms.
Consumer awareness of upcoming new data laws directly increases comfort in data sharing, according to new research.
Apple has been removing App Store apps that violate the company’s policies by sharing location data with third parties without consent, ahead of the new GDPR privacy rules, according to a new report.
Shutterstock is making it easier for people to avoid using copyrighted images on Google Image Search with a new AI powered Chrome extension.
In a bid to improve online publishing standards and advertising practices, a number of major news brands in the UK have adopted new best practice guidelines set by the AOP and JICWEBS.
Two in five (40 per cent) of UK consumers are already planning to request personal information within six months of GDPR coming into force.
Facebook is to get its own dating service designed to build “meaningful, long-term relationships” rather than “just for hook-ups”.