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Feb 26, 2021 5:00 AM PT
Apple s plan to release its App Tracking Transparency (ATT) privacy enhancement feature in early spring has set the ad industry on its ear and triggered a war with Facebook.
ATT requires apps to get a consumer s authorization before tracking them or the devices they are using.
Ray Wang, principal analyst and founder at Constellation Research, told the E-Commerce Times that at least 40 percent of consumers will say no.
Advertisers will have to be explicit on the value exchange required to receive consent for this data, Wang said. Some may pay for it; some may create an offer around it. But consent must be explicit, it can no longer be implicit or passive.
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Despite the posturing, all the big players are implementing changes under the guise of privacy protection, each with their own challenges for advertisers and the greater digital marketing ecosystem.
In a three-part series, tech and strategy experts at global digital marketing specialist, Incubeta, look at The Future of Measurement and how marketing leaders should prepare for the coming changes.
Here s a look at the iOS 14 changes and how they will impact advertisers and agencies.
Increased privacy - great for consumers, not so much for advertisers
Jade Arenstein, Head of Data Strategy and Analytics at IncubetaMore than any other recent regulatory requirement, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) really kicked privacy up a gear. Strict requirements governing how personal data is saved, stored and used means companies have to place the rights of the consumer at the heart of how they do business.
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The incredible London Indian Film Festival, UK and Europe’s largest South Asian Film Festival, continues to screen upbeat movies on the last Sunday of each month. Cary Rajinder Sawhney MBE, Executive & Programming Director of LIFF says, “After a challenging few months, we are bringing some much needed uplifting entertainment and as always our quality films offer fresh views of India and South Asia; movies that may even challenge and certainly leave you thinking.”
Featuring, as always, some brilliant films, the 3rd film in the festival’s Spring online programme is the much-loved festival hit and award-winning (32 International Awards)
Hotel Salvation. The screening, for UK viewers, will take place on Sunday 25 April on LIFF’s hybrid platform, www.loveliffathome.com.