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TikTok Publishes New Guide on How Advertisers Can Navigate New Data Privacy Restrictions on iOS

Social Media Today

The guide looks at how advertisers can navigate the new data tracking framework, as a result of Apple's ATT update.

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What Chrome’s Elimination of Third-Party Cookies Means for Meta Advertisers

Jon Loomer

What does this development mean for Meta advertisers? But I decided to immerse myself in as much of this cookie news as possible to help understand — both for my advertising efforts and yours — whether this is something to worry about. These cookies are important for advertisers and publishers, after all.

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Meta Publishes New Guide on How Brands Can Mitigate Data Loss as a Result of New Privacy Changes

Social Media Today

As data privacy regulations further restrict information access, advertisers need to upgrade their approach.

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These Ads Suck: Will Users in a Privacy-Altered World Like What They See?

Jon Loomer

Privacy as the goal, advertising will suddenly seem very “different” to users. This prompt, most importantly for Facebook advertisers who run ads for mobile web, will be shown for Facebook and Instagram app users. To non-advertisers, this quote means nothing. The Future of Privacy-Altered Advertising.

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Julia Shullman on the Silver Linings of Data Privacy Regulation

Oktopost

Julia Shullman, General Counsel & Chief Privacy Officer at TripleLift takes the hot seat today. Listen to the podcast: For more thought leadership on how data privacy regulation, GDPR and identity impact B2B business activities, check out our Radically Transparent podcast on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , YouTube , or LinkedIn.

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Could the Survival of Facebook Depend on Its Privacy?

Waxing UnLyrical

In the past, I’ve made the argument that your privacy is not Facebook’s responsibility, and I still believe that. It will hurt their pocketbooks in the short-term, but to ensure the survival of the company, it needs to get advertising figured out, and how to monetize all those users. At least, that’s what I think.

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Are You Restricting Your Meta Ads Lead Forms?

Jon Loomer

There is a simple setting that most Meta advertisers don’t even realize exists, and it may be limiting the number of leads you get from lead ads forms. When you create a Meta lead form, you will go through the steps of your form type, intro, questions, privacy policy, message for leads, and maybe more (depending on the form type ).