Enforcement

What you need to know about Google Merchant Center identifier enforcement updates

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With the holidays at our heels, it’s a good time to do a final sweep of your Google Merchant Center accounts to ensure you have your product identifiers in order. This is particularly important given recent changes. Earlier this year, Google announced it would be updating enforcement around unique product identifiers (UPI) for Shopping ads […]

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California Governor Signs Bill Banning Facial Recognition Tech Use By State’s Law Enforcement Agencies

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from the coastal-elite-cops-now-complaining-about-coastal-elites dept California has become the first state in the US to ban facial recognition tech use by local cops. Matt Cagle has more details on the ACLU-backed law. Building on San Francisco’s first-of-its-kind ban on government face recognition, California this week enacted a landmark law that blocks police from using body cameras

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IAB warns of ‘unintended consequences’ as California AG unveils CCPA enforcement regs

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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has just published proposed regulations (.pdf) that will fill in many blanks and much of the practical detail for CCPA, which is set to take effect next year in California but will have nationwide impact. The regulations seek to clarify and provide guidance to businesses on how to comply with

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California bans law enforcement from using facial recognition software for the next 3 years

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California lawmakers today passed a bill placing a three-year state-wide moratorium on the use of facial recognition technology by law enforcement agencies. AB 1215, The Body Camera Accountability Act, was introduced earlier this year by assemblymember Phil Tang, a Democrat. Both San Francisco and Oakland previously passed similar bills preventing the use of facial recognition

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No, The New Agreement To Share Data Between US And UK Law Enforcement Does Not Require Encryption Backdoors

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from the sounds-messed-up-but-hardly-changes-anything dept It’s no secret many in the UK government want backdoored encryption. The UK wing of the Five Eyes surveillance conglomerate says the only thing that should be “absolute” is the government’s access to communications. The long-gestating “Snooper’s Charter” frequently contained language mandating “lawful access,” the government’s preferred nomenclature for encryption backdoors.

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As app-ads.txt enforcement begins, what marketers need to know – Econsultancy

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Ad fraud is a huge problem that some estimate is responsible for billions of dollars in wasted ad spend every year. In an effort to combat ad fraud, the IAB in 2017 finalized a specification for ads.txt, a new standard for fighting inventory spoofing and unauthorized sellers. While not a panacea for digital ad fraud,

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Three key points a year after enforcement – Econsultancy

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It’s been now more than one year since GDPR came into force across Europe. So where were we before the enforcement began? Some six months beforehand, Econsultancy’s research team found that, of 1,000 marketers surveyed, the majority were still unprepared and unsure what GDPR would do to their marketing. In fact, 83% were still reviewing

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YouTube is Ramping Up Enforcement of its Community Guidelines

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YouTube announced it is strengthening enforcement of its community guidelines to protect users from people who abuse the platform. Enforcement refers to actions such as removing a video or issuing a strike for a video that violates YouTube’s policies. The company says it is ramping up its efforts in response to community feedback. YouTube is specifically

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