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Companies collaborate to deploy first-of-its-kind solution Amobee, a global leader in advertising technology that unifies audiences across TV, digital and social, and ID5, the market-leading identity

Image: POPIA will be implemented on 1 July/Geralt/Pixabay With POPIA due to be implemented on 1 July, the IAB South Africa has launched a handy guide to help members on their journey to compliance. A Practical Guide to Data Protection for the Advertising Industry in South Africa “will serve as a supportive guide that will assist our members in ensuring legal compliance with relevant data protection frameworks to enable them to continue to process information in a reasonable and responsible ma...

| 10 February 2021 In partnership with major brands, publishers and platforms, Samba TV, a leading provider of television data and omni screen measurement, has announced the rollout of The Smart TV Privacy Manager to usher in privacy protocols that says the company put consumers in control of their data. The integration of the Privacy Manager, featuring the globally accepted IAB Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF), is designed to bridge the smart TV compliance gap by offering ...

Robert Scammell 27th January 2021 (Last Updated January 27th, 2021 13:37) Tero Vesalainen / Shutterstock.com Share Article Norway’s data regulator has issued a €10m fine to gay dating app Grindr for breaching data protection laws. The Norwegian Data Protection Authority said the location-based dating app for gay, bi, trans and queer people failed to comply with consent rules outlined by the General Data Protection Regulation...

What are CMPs? CMPs are software platforms that help website and mobile app publishers provide privacy notifications, obtain necessary consents from users, and record and share consent signals with third parties. Why do we need one? The need for a CMP is driven by both e-Privacy and GDPR requirements on providing notice and obtaining valid consent from users. These requirements have previously been addressed by a mixture of cookie notices, pop-ups and banners, as well as through privacy notices...