With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in effect since May 25, 2018, the playing field for companies who process personal data in the European Union and abroad was leveled and the rights of individuals were strengthened. As a company based in the US with a strong European presence, Smaato already complied with the ad tech industry’s standards for data protection while collecting only pseudonymous data that is strictly necessary for the purposes of our business. We will continue to create solutions to help our customers, publishers, and agencies alike to continue their business while providing transparency and control to their users.
Smaato also hired an internal Data Protection Officer to develop our privacy management system even further. Our “Privacy by Design” approach is followed throughout our products and service development cycle. Smaato continues to support creating and implementing industry best practices and we are an active member of the IAB GDPR Transparency & Consent Framework Working Groups. We want to ensure that the interests of our mobile-focused customers are always taken into account.
In order to support our customers who seek a better understanding of the impact of the GDPR and how to best gather GDPR-compliant consent, we put together several resources below in our GDPR overview.
Disclaimer: The information on this webpage is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult your own legal professionals if you seek advice on specific interpretations and requirements of the GDPR.
Download our GDPR Compliance Overview to gain insight into the factors required for organizations to ensure GDPR compliance.
If you have any questions, please download our GDPR Overview Q&A documents below, reach out to your account manager, or contact us here.
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GDPR-compliant publishers gain an advantage over other apps and can bring in new business. Download this guide to develop a process for obtaining informed and unambiguous consent from end-users to process their personal data.
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