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Fast forward from 2017 to 2024: GDPR, CCPA and a rapidly growing patchwork of state-determined policies influence data residency, accessibility and proper usage. Signal loss from third-party cookie deprecation is a growing threat to the marketing team’s ability to manage and measure their campaigns. My how things have changed.
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Educating your employees about the importance of data protection and the potential risks associated with AI is also vital. This means designing or using AI algorithms with privacy in mind, adhering to regulations like GDPR , and being clear with customers about AI’s role in processing their data.
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