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fromForbes
2 hours ago

Context Over Clicks: Reclaiming Advertising's Original Promise

Reliance on surveillance-driven personalization causes widespread ad fatigue; advertisers must shift from who users are to when and where they encounter messages.
fromFast Company
2 days ago

You bought a fridge with a screen. What did you expect?

By early November, anyone in the U.S. who owns a Family Hub fridge with a 21.5″ or 32″ screen will start seeing the ads, even if they bought the appliance well before the news was announced. Commenters on Reddit and Tiktok are reacting with outraged shock to the concept of their kitchens becoming the next venue for the performance of late-stage capitalism, and for good reason.
Marketing tech
Privacy professionals
fromwww.aljazeera.com
2 weeks ago

Surveillance pricing': Why you might be paying more than your neighbour

Retailers and airlines increasingly use AI and personal data to set individualized, dynamic prices, raising privacy, discrimination, and affordability concerns.
Artificial intelligence
fromCNET
3 weeks ago

So Many Brands Are Calling Their Basic Tech 'AI' Now: Here's Why I'm Worried

Widespread AI labeling across consumer devices often misrepresents capabilities, confusing buyers and undermining meaningful generative AI features.
Artificial intelligence
fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks ago

Planning a vacation was already a nightmare. Then came AI.

AI is increasingly used across the travel industry to optimize costs and operations, offering convenience while raising transparency and pricing fairness concerns.
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fromDataBreaches.Net
3 weeks ago
Information security

I called American Income Life Insurance to alert them to a data breach involving 150,000 customers. Here's why they didn't find out. - DataBreaches.Net

fromDataBreaches.Net
3 weeks ago
Information security

I called American Income Life Insurance to alert them to a data breach involving 150,000 customers. Here's why they didn't find out. - DataBreaches.Net

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fromwww.mediaite.com
1 month ago

It's an American Flag': Congressman Forced To Explain Gift After Trump Says I Could Use That at Night'

But with the president's signature today, we're gonna make it easy for people to buy a home without getting hassled. For years, their private personal information has been bought and sold on the open market, resulting in them getting innumerable phone calls and text messages. But with your signature today, we're gonna put an end to that so that when Americans try to realize the American dream of owning a home, they're able to do so without being harassed.
US politics
fromwww.levernews.com
2 months ago

Airlines Are Using AI to Set Personalized, Jacked-Up Prices

Many airlines, led by Delta, are working with AI consulting companies that boast of their hyper-personalized price setting, laying the groundwork for economy-wide surveillance pricing.
Privacy technologies
US politics
fromTheregister
3 months ago

Congress introduces bill to ban AI surveillance pricing

Legislation has been introduced to ban AI surveillance for setting prices and wages due to privacy concerns.
Privacy professionals
fromFuturism
3 months ago

Delta Announces New System Where AI Makes Up the Price for Your Ticket on the Spot

Delta is using AI to personalize pricing for individual airline tickets, causing ethical concerns.
Privacy professionals
fromZDNET
4 months ago

Incogni vs. DeleteMe: Which service removes your personal data best?

Data removal services like Incogni and DeleteMe help consumers protect their personal information from data brokers.
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fromwww.independent.co.uk
5 months ago
EU data protection

Adidas warns cyber attack stole customer data

Adidas suffered a cyberattack compromising customer data, but assured that sensitive information like passwords and credit card details were not affected.
fromwww.bbc.com
5 months ago
EU data protection

Adidas says customer data stolen in cyber attack

Adidas suffered a data breach, compromising customer contact information but not payment data.
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fromThe Verge
4 months ago

Anne Wojcicki is taking back control of 23andMe

23andMe co-founder Anne Wojcicki is set to buy back her company for $305 million after its recent bankruptcy, seeking a turnaround with new privacy commitments.
Marketing tech
NYC startup
fromNew York Post
5 months ago

Exclusive | NYC shop peddles 'mystery packages' of Amazon, Walmart returns like hotcakes - but there's a twist

Dollar Universe sells mystery packages from major retailers, raising privacy concerns due to personal information remaining visible on the items.
fromClickUp
6 months ago

Marketing Compliance: What Is It, Tools + Best Practices | ClickUp

Marketing compliance is crucial for protecting your company and customers from legal risks, while building trust and ensuring transparent marketing practices.
Privacy professionals
#digital-advertising
fromMarTech
6 months ago
Marketing tech

Marketers push back on Google's attempt to derail California privacy bill | MarTech

Marketers criticize Google's campaign against California's consumer privacy legislation, viewing it as a conflict between data usage and consumer trust.
fromExchangewire
6 months ago
Marketing tech

Digest: The Trade Desk faces two Privacy Lawsuits; AI model Safety Testing Time Reduced by OpenAI

The Trade Desk faces lawsuits for alleged privacy violations in data tracking.
OpenAI is cutting safety testing time for AI models, raising security concerns.
Creative agencies are struggling due to a lack of customer-centric strategies.
Marketing tech
fromMarTech
6 months ago

Marketers push back on Google's attempt to derail California privacy bill | MarTech

Marketers criticize Google's campaign against California's consumer privacy legislation, viewing it as a conflict between data usage and consumer trust.
Marketing tech
fromExchangewire
6 months ago

Digest: The Trade Desk faces two Privacy Lawsuits; AI model Safety Testing Time Reduced by OpenAI

The Trade Desk faces lawsuits for alleged privacy violations in data tracking.
OpenAI is cutting safety testing time for AI models, raising security concerns.
Creative agencies are struggling due to a lack of customer-centric strategies.
more#digital-advertising
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