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How to Improve Digital Privacy and Trust Between Consumers and Companies

Retail TouchPoints

the past year was the most active to date for passing state-by-state data privacy laws. is weighing national data privacy and security regulation to help companies keep up with the patchwork of state laws. Consumers are quickly losing trust, and companies must act swiftly and responsibly to restore it.

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California’s Privacy Law Puts Second-Party Data on Notice

Forrester eCommerce

The California attorney general’s office reached a settlement with DoorDash after the food delivery company sold customer data without proper notice or opt out controls. It got slapped with a measly $375,000 fine (for context, DoorDash’s stock price is $122 and change), but don’t brush this off as a one-and-done.

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Glassdoor’s Mishandling Of Customer Data Has Users Heading For The Exits

Forrester eCommerce

While Glassdoor tried to reassure users that the move isn’t a big deal and that their reviews will remain anonymous, users are understandably unsettled by the company unmasking their identities. Glassdoor sparked public ire after it covertly added users’ real names, jobs, and job titles to their previously anonymous profiles.

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Balancing Privacy and Personalization: The Key to Customer Loyalty 

Retail TouchPoints

This is before they even address the issue of managing customer data. Customers are also becoming more wary of the way retailers are storing their data. Businesses need to be transparent about their data protection approach and adapt existing procedures in line with digital innovation and regulatory expectation.

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5 Customer Data Management Dangers and how to Improve Your Overall Policy

Retail TouchPoints

of companies use data to collect information about customers and sales prospects? Here are five customer data management dangers that can happen when you incorrectly store, manage and process data. 5 Customer Data Dangers. 5 Customer Data Dangers. Privacy concerns.

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Could Data Privacy Be Retail’s New Competitive Differentiator?

Retail TouchPoints

But new laws, regulations and tech policies are forcing businesses to completely rethink how they collect and use data. Additionally, consumers have become more aware of companiesdata collection practices and have actively responded to personalization practices they perceive as shady, intrusive or both.

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Expert reveals tips to thrive in retail as privacy laws tighten

365 Retail

To thrive in today’s fast-paced and dynamic retail environment, UK beauty retailers and CPGs must embrace the power of data and use it to bridge the gap between their customers’ needs and their business objectives. In today’s digital world, data is a double-edged sword.

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