As new European privacy rules are set to be enforced in May this year, there is still widespread confusion with only 27% believing GDPR applies to their business and 7% failing to ask for consent to collect customer data.
Back in May 2017, the United Nations sent aid to 10,000 Syrian refugees using Ethereum Blockchain.
The vast majority of consumers (78%) receive unsolicited contact from UK businesses, according to new research.
One of the critical trends of 2018 set to impact businesses is the steady erosion of the ‘public’ and ‘personal’, influencing the ways in which organisations collect and manage data, according to new research.
Consumers plan to shop online this Christmas and are prepared to embrace new AI-powered technologies such as Amazon Echo and Google Home, according to new research.
Ahead of the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) taking effect in May 2018, new research reveals 62 per cent of UK consumers want stricter rules surrounding data collected about people’s online behaviour (sites they visit, ads they click and purchases they make).
Mastercard is opening up access to its blockchain technology via its API published on Mastercard Developers.
Google has removed the touch-to-activate Google Assistant feature on its Home Mini smart speaker in response to privacy concerns.
Julian Saunders, founder of data management and GDPR compliance solution PORT.im, discusses how GDPR is great news for marketers
Google has launched Clips, will be the first standalone camera from the internet giant that takes on the likes of Go Pro. But is its AI camera that chooses when to snap pictures liberating… or creepy?