Google adds privacy controls for Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island
Google announced Restricted Data Processing mode for three states effective January 2026, supporting compliance with new consumer privacy laws.
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Google announced Restricted Data Processing mode for three states effective January 2026, supporting compliance with new consumer privacy laws.
Prime Video Channel Insights dataset exits beta, enabling channel partners to analyze audiences and activate campaigns across Amazon's advertising platforms.
Amazon introduces benchmark reports enabling advertisers to compare brand performance across ad formats and campaign goals using sophisticated peer matching methodology.
Telco-powered advertising identifier Utiq announced November 15 it reached 70 million users in Germany, Austria, France, Spain, UK and Italy with 300+ publishers.
Cloudflare's Q3 2025 browser data reveals Chrome gaining ground while emerging privacy-focused browsers show modest growth across mobile and desktop platforms.
Pinterest integrates Epsilon Clean Room technology for direct audience activation, offering 3-day faster delivery and 5-15% higher match rates for US, UK, and France advertisers.
Amazon Ads extends conversion path reporting to 29 countries after January 2025 beta, tracking 30-day customer journeys across sponsored ads and DSP formats.
AdMob introduces cross-app consent syncing for European regulations on November 10, eliminating redundant privacy prompts across multiple applications.
Irish court allows TikTok to keep sending European user data to China while challenging €530 million fine, ruling could take until March 2026 to resolve.
Google AdSense implements Global Privacy Control for Delaware and Oregon users, triggering Restricted Data Processing mode starting November 17, 2025.
Hessian data protection authority concludes Microsoft 365 cloud services can operate within GDPR requirements after three-year negotiation process addressing key concerns.
Real-time monitoring, heatmaps, funnel tracking, segmentation, and campaign comparison features address e-commerce challenges during peak shopping period.