Data & Privacy Apple Is Adding More Privacy Features for Location Tracking, Login and Email Signups 'Sign In With Apple' will give people a new way to log in to apps and websites. How LiveRamp Intends to Woo Advertisers Now That the Cookie Is Starting to Crumble LiveRamp's ATS launch comes as the historic default means of online ad targeting falls out of favor As CCPA’s Deadline Looms, Tech and Media Brace for Another GDPR A preemptive federal law by 2020 seems unlikely, making CCPA readiness the industry's No. 1 priority. What Google’s War on Fingerprinting Means for Marketers Tracking changes fall short of initial fears but pose questions on a widely used practice. What Lies Ahead for Marketers as the Tide Turns Against Ad Targeting Privacy experts say it's time tried-and-true tactics change. Facebook Data Breach Broke Canada’s Privacy Laws, Regulators Say Data commissioner will take the social network to court, wants broader authority to levy fines. What Will Breaking Up Big Tech Take—and Could It Spell Disaster for Marketers? The road to a big tech breakup is long, winding and full of complications. Google Mulls Third-Party Ad-Targeting Restrictions Experts warn of sweeping changes in Google Chrome and Marketing Platform. Google Fined $1.7 Billion for Violating EU Antitrust Laws Google has already faced record fines from European regulators over antitrust violations. Senators Aim to Give Teens More Online Privacy—Again Sens. Markey and Hawley introduced legislation that would update and strengthen the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.12Next »