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Latest revision as of 12:03, 4 February 2020
report published in 2020 by Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
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Online Targeting: Final Report and Recommendations
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report published in 2020 by Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
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User empowerment:- Regulation should encourage platforms to provide people with more information and control:–The emergence of “data intermediaries” could improve data governance and rebalance power towards users. Government and regulatory policy should support their development.
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see Annex 1: Targeting options on major online platforms : Amazon, Google, FB, LinkedIn, twitter, Pinterest, Spotify, TikTok
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