I'm excited to announce the release of IAB Tech Lab's Data Deletion Request Framework. The Data Deletion Request Framework provides a standardized mechanism for transmitting data deletion request signals, validating request origins, ensuring requester authenticity, and employing cryptographic signatures for authentication. By addressing the industry's need for a standardized solution to manage data deletion requests, the framework offers clear guidance and strategic insights, equipping implementers with the necessary technical tools to handle these requests efficiently. This is a crucial step forward for privacy compliance and responsible data-handling practices. I'm proud to see the collaborative effort from industry leaders, including Google, Roku, Ketch, Sourcepoint, Dstillery, Mediavine, Raptive, and Index Exchange, who played a vital role in shaping this framework. A big thank you to everyone involved! For more information and to access the final Data Deletion Request Framework, please visit:
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Less than one week until #TechLabSummit! I'm really looking forward to this session with Ashkan Soltani, Julia Angwin, and Anthony Katsur. Don’t miss out—there’s still time to join us! Register here: https://bit.ly/3w6hhAB
Do you have questions on privacy compliance? Wonder how technology can help, how to manage the GPC or other opt-out preference signals, and what a regulator's perspective is on data minimization and PETs? If so, you will not want to miss this keynote discussion with Ashkan Soltani, one of the leaders of the US's first dedicated consumer privacy regulator on June 12 at 5pm moderated by the New York Times’s Julia Angwin at #TechLabSummit https://bit.ly/3w6hhAB #EndOfTheBeginning
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Looking forward to speaking at Beeler.Tech Navigator in a couple of weeks!
Navigator NYC is almost sold out! We all need strategies for an ever-changing privacy landscape. At Navigator, Jared Moscow, Director of Product at the IAB Tech Lab, will lead a session specifically programmed for #publishers and operations professionals seeking practical strategies to navigate the intricacies of global privacy compliance. 👉 We'll explore the Global Privacy Platform (GPP) 's foundational principles and its direct impact on publishers. 👉 Dissecting the differences between the National and State approaches to privacy compliance in the United States. 👉 Provide a comprehensive overview of the global privacy landscapes. Privacy plays an increasingly important role in our business. You’ll want to join us for #Navigator to be up to speed on the latest privacy regulations. Check out the agenda and request a ticket to Navigator here: https://lnkd.in/dm4PzhZ8 #communityovercomplexity #navigator #navigatornyc #changetheindustry #adtech #revenueops #adops #revenue #revenueleadership
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11th issue of the Privacy Pulse! This round we're discussing: 🇺🇸 US Privacy updates happening in CA, MD, and WA + the APRA 🍪 Privacy Sandbox, Ad Selection API, and services supporting this shift 🌎 Global privacy updates & standards development 🤖 Privacy in AI Thanks for reading! #privacy #adtech #privacypulse
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Off to DC for another IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals Global Privacy Summit. Reach out if you’ll be there this week! #GPS24
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Here is the 10th issue of the Privacy Pulse! We're back sharing privacy-world happenings. Thanks for reading! #privacy #adtech #privacypulse
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Excited to spend the week in Idaho at the Kochava Summit 2024! I'm looking forward to representing IAB Tech Lab speaking on the panel, "Privacy Across Mobile Platforms: What Coming Changes Mean for Marketers" — joining me to discuss all things SKAD/Privacy Sandbox/Privacy Manifests/IP Private Relay are: Michele Webb, Anurag Agrawal, and Ethan Lewis. If you're in town for the Summit & skiing Schweitzer, drop me a message! ⛷ 🏔️ #KochavaSummit #TechLab #Privacy #MobileMarketing #SchweitzerSkiing
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More privacy standards in 2024! The Privacy Taxonomy Project is developing the standardized personal data taxonomy for adtech, built on top of Fides Language. The resulting product will help adopters: * Understand data processing risks — “what data we have”, “where it is” & “why we use it.” * Help enforce consent requirements across the board * Simplify DSR & privacy requests * Audit data processing & governance practices Here's more on the donation accelerating this initiative and advancing privacy, governance, and accountability for ad tech: https://lnkd.in/dmyXVQaR
Yesterday Ethyca announced the donation of Fideslang, the open source Data Privacy & AI Governance Taxonomy to IAB Tech Lab. Read about this powerful free standard for data governance... → Check out the summary doc below → Read the blog post at: https://fid.es/ontology #dataprivacy #privacyascode #privacyengineering
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Here is the November issue of the Privacy Pulse! We're back sharing this month's privacy-world happenings. Thanks for reading! #privacy #adtech #privacypulse
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We're officially one week out from London! IAB Tech Lab will be in town for our Build For Privacy series. I'm most excited for this session: Google’s Privacy Sandbox Commitments And The UK CMA’s Role The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will join us on stage to provide an update on privacy sandbox testing and remaining competition concerns before third party cookies are deprecated in Chrome. #RearcPrivacyLondon https://lnkd.in/dme9Y5JK
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