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Meta Pixel: A New Target For Privacy Litigation - Privacy Protection - Vimarsana News

Meta Pixel: A New Target For Privacy Litigation - Privacy Protection

While more U.S. states are introducing and enacting privacy legislation, plaintiffs are turning to decades-old laws regarding wiretapping...

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The Philadelphia Inquirer looks to dismiss class action suit claiming it invaded subscribers' privacy - Vimarsana News

The Philadelphia Inquirer looks to dismiss class action suit claiming it invaded subscribers' privacy

PHILADELPHIA – The Philadelphia Inquirer has moved to dismiss a consolidated class action lawsuit, which alleged the newspaper disclosed some of their subscribers’ personal information to Facebook without their consent, in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA).

Colorado man sues UNL, Huskers.com manager, alleging sharing of subscriber data - Vimarsana News

Colorado man sues UNL, Huskers.com manager, alleging sharing of subscriber data

The privacy class-action lawsuit may be one of the first of its kind in Nebraska. But it appears to be part of a national trend that took off last fall.

Leveraging Behavioral Data For Targeted Retargeting Ads - Vimarsana News

Leveraging Behavioral Data For Targeted Retargeting Ads

In this blog post, we'll discuss how to leverage behavioral data for targeted retargeting ads. We'll explore what behavioral data is, how it can be collected, and how it can be used to create more engaging ads

'Why is Google looking over your shoulder?'- Privacy fears over data online - Vimarsana News

'Why is Google looking over your shoulder?'- Privacy fears over data online

By Ruth Hill, RNZ Privacy experts and analysts warn government departments’ use of Google Analytics may be allowing the world’s biggest marketing company t