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The programmatic landscape's No. 1 problem is also its No. 1 opportunity

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Plus: Super Bowl takeaways, repeating ads, and paying for news February 18, 2022 /ODY3LVNMRy05MDEAAAGCrB3KG25qXP4P8DZdCfV6f3G1nZfwNbfxo5J6EZljQLJGnITBS6FxuQNuyV9qfs3PO_kqlxQ= eMarketer Daily will not publish on Monday, February 21, due to the Presidents Day holiday in the US. [The programmatic landscape's No. 1 problem is also its No. 1 opportunity](/ODY3LVNMRy05MDEAAAGCrB3KG25qXP4P8DZdCfV6f3G1nZfwNbfxo5J6EZljQLJGnITBS6FxuQNuyV9qfs3PO_kqlxQ=) Third-party identifiers, upon which programmatic digital display was built, have been under fire for years. Regulatory scrutiny has heightened and consumer sentiment around privacy has grown in favor of increased transparency into, and control over, where and how companies use personal data. Google’s plans to deprecate third-party cookies in Chrome and Apple’s introduction of the AppTrackingTransparency (ATT) framework are just the latest of the major milestones in the slow demise of third-party identifiers. At the end of 2020, we predicted that a US federal privacy law reminiscent of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) would pass in 2021. Although that did not happen, demand for more privacy regulation is mounting as the ad industry navigates multiple state laws with varying levels of enforcement. Nearly two-thirds of US adults said the government should do more to regulate how internet companies handle privacy issues, according to a November 2021 survey from The Washington Post and the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University. 2022 has already been eventful for congressional attempts at regulating digital advertising practices, with two bills introduced in the first 18 days of the year. 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