From “Unbounded Tracking” to “Bounded Trust”, Data Privacy Protection Reshapes Personalized Marketing Approaches

Authors

  • Yingxuan Zhang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/r3b3z521

Keywords:

Data privacy protection, personalized marketing, bounded trust.

Abstract

As information private security is gaining more weight and excellent laws and regulations are being put into effect, the panorama of individual marketing is changing drastically. A detailed analysis of the impact of data privacy security on personal advertising not only provides companies with useful data for developing marketing strategies but also aids administrations in refining regulation policies, which makes this analysis really good for valuable advice. This paper examines its numerous effects on suited advertising applying case studies and books research. And when it turns out that knowledge private security is more of a motivating measure than a typical restraint, it is intended to lead organizations on to devote more time and resources to establishing and improving several laws and regulations in order to create a pleasant, peaceful, and socially respected market environment. In this paper, suggestions and references are provided for the rational use of relevant air pressure data for personalized marketing.

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Published

09-02-2026

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