CCPA: 3 Tips to Get Ready for Compliance
Non-compliance will become pricey: when enforcement actions begin on July 1, 2020, civil penalties could be $2,500 per violation.
Non-compliance will become pricey: when enforcement actions begin on July 1, 2020, civil penalties could be $2,500 per violation.
Advertisers who use Twitter’s Tailored Audiences and Partner Audiences systems may have been able to access users' email addresses or phone numbers.
With legislation similar to GDPR passed in California, Brazil and Japan, giving customers a voice in how their data is used is a worldwide priority.
Sure, adapting to the California Consumer Privacy Act can be costly. But smart marketers see the opportunities in CCPA, as well as the hurdles.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is only six months away and only 14% of companies say they are prepared. Here's how to get your company ready.
Other than a lot more privacy pop-up notices for consumers, what impact has GDPR really had since it went into effect last May?
Over half of U.S. consumers—67 percent—are ready for stricter data privacy regulations such as GDPR, according to a new survey.
Smart email marketers realize that following the best practices outlined in regulations such as GDPR will ultimately help—not hinder—their email marketing ROI.
The California Consumer Privacy Act is now the toughest data privacy law in the country. Here's what it means to marketers around the U.S.
Now that you're gotten your data privacy house in order for GDPR, are you ready for California's Consumer Privacy Act?
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