Love seeing this. "The persistent collection and misuse of consumer data is an indicator of market power in the digital economy." It's how you can recognize a smart antitrust investigation -> it intersects with data policy and privacy. Bravo.
Browser-based privacy signals are coming. Dark patterns and reg walls will not save you if you're collecting PII in California. @PrivoltaAds is here to help with privacy-first ad delivery and attribution solutions. #ccpa
@acfou@jason_kint@kickstand One solution is @PrivoltaAds which provides cohort-based anonymous IDs for addressability without the privacy invasion. And it's live and working today.
A new version of CCPA draft regulations are out. I've read it and here are some of the key points.
1/ Personal info is further defined. Google / FB / Twitter / ISPs would have a hard time explaining how an IP address is not PI but other companies wouldn't.
In a study by @PrivoltaAds, they found that "on average, it would take five times as long to opt out as it did to opt in for data collection."
@alfredwkng explains the scale of the problem, with links to guides for opting out on various platforms.
https://t.co/55qrQDlui6
Great example how to quantify the degree to which 'dark patterns' dominate privacy consent interactions online (from @PrivoltaAds):
@Google GDPR consent
- opt-in takes: 1 click (2seconds)
- opt-out takes 17 clicks (72 seconds)
https://t.co/cL31OjPIU9
1/3 Google is ramping the amount of inventory that’s 1st price in GAM (AdX) over the next 3 weeks.
It makes auction dynamics less muddled but is ultimately a feature designed to improve publisher yields, so if you’re a trader keep an eye on your AdX clearing prices.
Consensus among marketers and experts is #CCPA represents a major shift for US digital #privacy law that'll make it tougher for companies to obtain + use data, esp. 3rd data brokers, programmatic networks. https://t.co/1kqZEDEu9s