@windley Ironic but true: clicking on the triangle in the middle of the YouTube video in your X post gives an authorization error on YouTube “Error 153: Video player configuration error”. Maybe Google should read your book?
"Why Verifiable Credentials Aren't Widely Adopted & Why Trinsic Pivoted" by @rileyphughes is a cautionary tale full of wisdom about tech adoption, written by an entrepreneur with skin in the game https://t.co/BLzDVQGKjw #SSI
Privacy or a free internet supported by cookie-based adtech revenues for publishers? Pick one. New, private advertising technology is emerging that will offer BOTH privacy AND a free ad-supported internet, but we’re not quite there yet. https://t.co/d3Hx9ADLVG
Today we’re launching our newest product, Trinsic Connect, a one-click identity verification solution utilizing verifiable credentials, digital wallets, and passkeys.
Applications can now instantly verify and onboard new users through Trinsic’s reusable identity network.
Firefox now supports a setting to enable Global Privacy Control. With this opt-in feature, Firefox informs the websites that the user doesn’t want their data to be shared or sold. https://t.co/ZcHbnSdB44 . Opt-in, and only in private browsing mode, but still progress #privacy
👀 "We intend to ship Global Privacy Control in Firefox 120. We will enable a checkbox in about:preferences#privacy to indicate the user's do-not-sell-or-share preference"
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“Advertisers play a vital role ensuring journalism remains a strong voice for truth. We must increase efforts to make media investments that support news. Moving ad dollars from MFA sites to journalism platforms achieves that” @ANAmarketers CEO Bob Liodice
https://t.co/tZVeKtAUHE
@joe_zappa And then there’s a third option: Google Topics API. @joe_zappa are you aware of any studies that compare Google Topics’ vs contextual’s effect on ad revenue?
@joe_zappa I read an academic paper that showed that 3rd party cookies raise ad revenues by 4%, but my intuition is that this is understated considerably.
The California Assembly has an opportunity to pass a small, but very important consumer privacy protection bill. The Delete Act (S362), introduced by @JoshBeckerSV, creates a one-click option for opting out of data brokers. Vote YES! My op-ed: https://t.co/TXh7V8LK4n