AU Consumers Slow to Act on Privacy Concerns; Singapore Programmatic Ad Spend for Travel Audiences Grows 280%

Eyeota

Jul 11, 2018

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A large majority of Australians believe it is unacceptable for companies to collect personal data to tailor ads, but few actually do something about it.

Some 92% said it was unacceptable for organisations to collect personal financial data, while 89% said likewise for health and financial data, and another 89% said companies should not be scraping contents of messages or email for the purpose of tailoring ads and offers to consumers.

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