Trusted Global Privacy Specialists for Data-Driven Companies
San Francisco, CA
Joined June 2016
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Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
I wrote a piece on what the FTC is trying to tell Adtech companies through their recent enforcement actions.
tldr: sensitive data is way more broad than you think, and YOU have culpability for the actions of companies you share data with.
blog.lucidprivacy.io/ftc-on-…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
Recap from IAB Summits in London and NYC, the EDPB's expansive interpretation of how the EU ePrivacy Directive applies beyond cookies and more in our latest issue.
@LucidPrivacy #digitalprivacy #musings
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Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
"Family isn’t always blood, it’s the people in your life who want you in theirs: the ones who accept you for who you are, the ones who would do anything to see you smile and who love you no matter what.” #MayaAngelou
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
According to a recent programmatic advertising transparency study by the ANA almost a quarter of all programmatic ad views are from websites made solely to sell ads. This is problematic for industry and users. Read more here.... buff.ly/460s0bX
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
What better way to kick off the week than TCF V2.2? newdigitalage.co/
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
Always good to have a reminder from one of the best @EUstaran, that our job as privacy pros is not to (only) whine about corporate conduct and regulatory sloth/incompetence. It's also to actively push to make things better.
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Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
So adtech and digital media companies appear to be taking GPC quite seriously post the CA AG Sephora enforcement action. More than 1/2 intend to have GPC implemented by the end of the year. I would guess the rate was less than half that a few months ago.
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Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
“Privacy doesn’t need to be the elephant in the room that marketers don’t want to discuss. We need to start talking about it—and about the solutions that meet today’s business needs while maintaining consumer privacy standards” forbes.com/sites/forbesagenc…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
We're hearing the same. Attempting to measure the change here:
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Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
Who can give @debracleaver a hand? It’s for democracy, people! – at San Francisco, CA
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
The Sephora enforcement action has the digital media industry in a bind. Are you planning to honor GPC in the next few months? If so, how? Are your peers taking a similar approach?
Take the @LucidPrivacy poll and we'll share the aggregated results!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
The Sephora enforcement action has the digital media industry in a bind. Are you planning to honor GPC in the next few months? If so, how? Are your peers taking a similar approach?
Take the @LucidPrivacy poll and we'll share the aggregated results!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
Significant development here covered by @thezedwards
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Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
If you are a business thinking of entering Retail Media - drop me a DM for a copy of Lucid’s ‘Retail Media Privacy Readiness Checklist’
The explosion in retail media is a boon to CMOs, but introduces a range of additional privacy issues that to be managed. #privacy #retailmedia #eprivacy thedrum.com/news/2022/09/07/…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
The latest installment of my gradual return from pandemic hibernation will be DMexco in September in Cologne. I've heard so much about this event, but I've never actually been.
Who else will be there? Let's warm up the calendar with friendly events!
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
The Canadian’s beloved Tim Hortons has slipped up in a big kind of way. An investigation by the Canadian authorities found the Timmies mobile app secretly tracked and stored “vast amounts” of geolocation data without user consent.buff.ly/3tMHqjw
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
Potential developments here:
- broad pre-emption
- new, dedicated privacy bureau at the FTC
- role for the FTC to provide and maintain guidance that will have a significant effect in shaping practical interpretations
- _private right of action?_
briefly.co/@micshasan/take/1…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
Like so much of Brexit, UK politicians seem to be setting themselves up here. Short term political wins achieved with brazen over promising.
briefly.co/@micshasan/take/5…
Lucid Privacy Group retweeted
No real detail on the proposed UK’s data protection reform bill beyond the top line announcement in Queen’s Speech. It’s going to be fine line to keep UK’s Adequacy and open up the easier data flow to countries without Adequacy. euractiv.com/section/digital…