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In Brief: Neutronian’s third quarter Data Privacy Score (DPS) report found that only 15% of more than 5,000 companies are keeping pace with privacy laws that have become active this year in Virginia, Colorado and Connecticut

This is a concern because companies need to implement more inclusive data-privacy practices to ensure consumer protections are protected at levels to ensure compliance regardless of the state they live in.

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Children’s Privacy: Ireland hands TikTok $367M fine for putting kids at risk by default

September 19, 2023

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) issued its ruling against TikTok, charging €345 million (~ $367 million) for its non-privacy-by-default settings that set children’s accounts to public by default on sign-up, which allowed their videos to be publicly viewable, their comments to be publicly read, and their “Family Pairing” links to adults to be linked to adults not verified to be a parent or guardian.

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Walmart to Share Customer Data with Disney Advertising

May 13, 2024

After years of thinking they were in the business of selling things to people, retailers have realized they’re actually in the business of selling people to advertisers.  Retail media networks are the most obvious result, but why stop at ads sold directly by the retailer? Walmart has hooked up with Disney Advertising to test letting advertisers on Disney+, Hulu, and other Disney outlets use Walmart audience information to improve targeting and measure results.

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