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Criteo Is Ready To Test The Single Sign-On Software For Unified ID 2.0

Criteo has started testing the single sign-on (SSO) solution – called OpenPass – that will serve as the consumer-facing component of Unified ID 2.0, the open source industry initiative that aims to use email as an alternative to third-party cookies. In November, Criteo was one of the first companies to join Unified ID 2.0, which is... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // April 5th, 2021 //
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FLoC Origin Trials Kick Off In The United States And Other Regions

Let the FLoC testing begin (but not in Europe, yet). On Tuesday, Chrome started rolling out initial origin testing of its Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC) proposal with a small percentage of users in the United States and across Australia, Brazil, Canada, Indonesia, Japan, New Mexico, New Zealand and Philippines. “FLoC is still in development... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 30th, 2021 //
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Emerging Identifiers For Digital Advertising: Are Brands Really Prepared?

Advertisers and publishers are bracing for upheaval as two major identifiers commonly used for audience-based targeting are set to go away. But are marketers really prepared for the change? Putting aside the China affair, Apple’s IDFA restrictions could be phased in as soon as this week, while third-party cookies in Chrome will be phased out... Continue reading »
by Tony Rifilato // March 18th, 2021 //
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Innovation Labs: Google’s Chetna Bindra Gives The Lowdown On PPIDs, FLoCs And UID

The dust is slowly starting to settle after Google’s announcement in early March that it won’t build new ways to track users or support email-based IDs once third-party cookies are phased out in Chrome. But the industry still has heaps of questions. Will publisher-provided identifiers (PPIDs) be used on YouTube? Will buyers and sellers be... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 17th, 2021 //
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French CMP Didomi released an expanded version of its offering that supports consent compliance for connected TV, OTT and smart TVs.
French CMP Didomi Intros A Consent Management Platform For Connected TV

CMP, meet CTV. On Tuesday, French consent management platform Didomi released an expanded version of its offering for the web and mobile apps that supports consent compliance for connected TV, OTT and smart TVs. Didomi’s TV software development kit is also TCF-compliant, meaning that publishers, advertisers and vendors can share consent strings as part of... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 16th, 2021 //
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Gov. Northam has signed the CCDPA into law, making Virginia the second state in the nation to pass a comprehensive privacy regulation after California.
Virginia’s Gov. Signs The Customer Data Protection Act Into Law

Gov. Ralph Northam signed the Customer Data Protection Act (CDPA) into law on Tuesday, making Virginia the second state in the nation to pass a comprehensive privacy regulation after California. In a statement, David Marsden, the state senator who originally introduced the bill, called the move “a huge step forward.” Not everyone agrees. The Electronic... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 3rd, 2021 //
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SKAdNetwork Adoption Rises, But Still Too Low For Devs To Avoid Disruption

Most advertisers and ad networks aren’t ready to support Apple’s AppTrackingTransparency (ATT) framework or SKAdNetwork despite an impending “early spring” deadline. [If Apple is a stickler, the first day of spring is March 20.] Based on an internal audit of its clients and partners, mobile measurement provider Branch found that just 1.05% of advertisers are... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 2nd, 2021 //
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Sourcepoint has launched a tool to help ad buyers make sure their media suppliers are up to snuff when it comes to privacy compliance and data ethics.
Sourcepoint Has A New Solution To Help Buyers Know If Publishers Are Privacy Compliant

Add the term “privacy measurement” to your repertoire. On Monday, consent management platform Sourcepoint launched a tool to help ad buyers make sure their media suppliers are up to snuff when it comes to privacy compliance, brand safety, brand suitability and data ethics. Privacy Lens, as it’s called, uses scanning technology to measure how well... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // March 1st, 2021 //
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CCPA On The East Coast? Meet CDPA, Virginia’s Consumer Data Protection Act

Last week, Virginia’s house of representatives and senate passed the Consumer Data Protection Act (CDPA) with sweeping majorities. And so, once Gov. Ralph Northam signs the bill into law, as he’s expected to do in the coming weeks, you can add “CDPA” to your list of privacy regulation initialisms. Some are calling the CDPA, which... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // February 23rd, 2021 //
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Facebook began testing a new in-app screen Monday that will appear before the opt-in prompt required in iOS 14 apps by Apple’s upcoming AppTrackingTransparency policy.
Facebook Is Testing A New In-App Screen On iOS 14 To Convince Users To Opt Into Tracking

Facebook began testing a new in-app screen Monday that will appear before the opt-in prompt required in iOS 14 apps by Apple’s upcoming AppTrackingTransparency (ATT) policy. The test will roll out globally across both Instagram and the core Facebook app. The additional prompt is meant to provide more information about Facebook’s privacy controls and how... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // February 1st, 2021 //
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