This report from Jules Polonetsky and Stacey Gray looks at revisions to the Future of Privacy Forum's comments filed with the FTC Oct. 16, 2015, that aims to describe how and why the advertising and marketing industries are using emerging technologies to track individual users across platforms and devices.
Cross Device: Understanding the State of State Management
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