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How do data companies get our data ?

analyse - 11 juillet 2018

lire sur le site originel >>> (privacyinternational.org)

Open a Russian Matryoshka doll and you will find a smaller doll inside. Ask a large data company such as Acxiom and Oracle where they get their data from, and the answer will be from smaller data companies.
Data companies "“ a catch all term for data brokers, advertisers, marketers, web trackers, and more "“ facilitate a hidden data ecosystem that collects, generates and supplies data to wide variety of beneficiaries. The beneficiaries of the ecosystem can include other advertisers, social (...)



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