Policy

Verizon Media policy shuts down bot-controlled inboxes from reporting data

As the privacy landscape continues to shift in favor of user privacy, inbox providers are updating their policies and terms of service agreements in efforts to provide more security and transparency to users. But email service platforms and deliverability providers are feeling the effects — and they are trickling down to email marketers who rely […]

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Amazon policy manifesto responds to environmental, workplace and data-privacy critics

“While our positions are carefully considered and deeply held, there is much room for healthy debate and differing opinions,” the company wrote. (Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post.) Several presidential candidates have regularly criticized the company for not paying taxes, a claim Amazon disputes. In its policy manifesto, Amazon doesn’t address

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Apple’s revised policy for kids’ apps allows devs to collect anonymized data and display ads

Apple has revised its App Store Review Guidelines with regards to kids’ apps, and its upcoming Sign in with Apple authentication feature. Its guidelines have now been updated to state that, in limited cases, third-party analytics may be permitted in kids apps — provided that the services do not collect or transmit any identifiable information about children,

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Australia is considering mimicking the UK’s failed porn block policy

Rex! No, we talked about this… GOOD NEWS, UK GOV: somebody doesn’t hate your disastrous porn blocking proposals. Take a bow, Australia: the only thing worse than copying bad plans is copying bad plans that still haven’t even been implemented yet. The Guardian reports that the Coalition has arranged a parliamentary committee to look into why porn

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Is Google’s Competitive Ad Policy a ‘Shakedown’?

Yesterday, Basecamp co-founder and CEO Jason Fried took to Twitter to criticize Google for allowing advertisers to bid on their competitors’ brand names: Via Twitter user @jasonfried. Here’s the crux of Fried’s argument: By allowing advertisers to bid on their competitors’ brand names, Google forces businesses like Basecamp—which sells a popular project management tool—to pay

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