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What the California Browser Opt-Out Law Really Means for Your Privacy

Key Takeaways The California browser opt-out law simplifies privacy control at scale. Consumers can send one browser signal to stop data sharing. The law limits sensitive data use across websites. Businesses must honor browser-based preference signal. Transparency and trust define the next privacy standard. The new California browser opt-out law embeds “Do Not Sell” and “Do Not Share” privacy controls directly into the web browser itself. This approach marks a significant milestone in user-centric privacy

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Dirty Data: Zombies in the System

Check your customer contact database. If too many of your contacts are unusable for one reason or another, you have something of a zombie situation on your hands.

Marketing to Shared Email Addresses with Oracle Eloqua

For Eloqua users, contacts that share an email address can be a bit of a headache. Each stored contact in Eloqua is identified by their email address, and with out-of-the-box functionality, Eloqua does not allow multiple contacts to be connected to the same email.