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Presentation to Privacy+Security Forum
MARKET RESEARCH andBIG DATA vs. CCPA and DSARS
Rachel Glasser
Chief Privacy OfficerWunderman Thompson
Gary A. Kibel
PartnerDavis & gilbert LLPDigital Media,Technology & [email protected]
@GaryKibel
Kim Leonard Smouter
Head of Public Affairs andProfessional [email protected]
Presentors
Rachel Glasser
Chief Privacy OfficerWUNDERMAN THOMPSON
Gary Kibel
PartnerDAVIS & GILBERT
Kim Smouter-Umans
Head of Public Affairs &Professional StandardsESOMAR
WHAT ISMARKET RESEARCH?
» Market research is "the process or set of processes that linksthe producers, customers, and end users to the marketerthrough information used to identify and define marketingopportunities and problems; generate, refine, and evaluatemarketing actions; monitor marketing performance; andimprove understanding of marketing as a process.
» It is the systematic gathering, recording, and analysis ofqualitative (in person and focus groups) and quantitative(surveys) data about issues relating to marketing products andservices. The goal of marketing research is to identify andassess how changing elements of the marketing mix impactscustomer behavior.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketing_research
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DATA ALCHEMY
Market research helps usunderstand “Why” peopledo what they do, rather than“what” they do. Merging 1P,3P and market research datawill provide a 360 view
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HOW DOESMARKET RESEARCH WORK?
MARKET RESEARCHCHALLENGES
GLOBAL REVENUE OF MARKET RESEARCH FROM 2008 TO 2017 (IN BILLION U.S. DOLLARS)
Global revenue of market research from 2008 to 2017
Note: Worldwide; 2008 to 2017
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 8.Source(s): ESOMAR; ID 242477
32.46 33.1534.52
39.47 39.52
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Note: Worldwide; 2017
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 36.Source(s): ESOMAR; ID 491063
MARKET SHARE OF THE MARKET RESEARCH INDUSTRY WORLDWIDE IN 2017, BY COUNTRYMarket share of the market research industry worldwide by country 2017
25%
14%
10%
9%
8%
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Online quantitative research
Phone interviews
Other quantitative methods
Face-to-face
Mobile/ smartphone online quantitative research
Automated digital/ electronic surveys
Online traffic/ audience measurement
Other approaches
F2F group discussions/ focus groups
Online research communities
In-depth face-to-face interviews
Online Qual
Traditional ethnography
Mobile Qual
Share of total revenues
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Note: Worldwide; 2017
Further information regarding this statistic can be found on page 48.Source(s): ESOMAR; ID 267225
GLOBAL DISTRIBUTION OF REVENUES IN MARKET RESEARCH BY METHOD OF SURVEY IN 2017Market research: global distribution of revenues by method of survey 2017
PRIVACY ENFORCEMENT
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FTC Section 5
» “Unfair methods of competitionin or affecting commerce, andunfair or deceptive acts orpractices in or affectingcommerce, are herebydeclared unlawful.”
Regulation (EU) 2016/679of the European Parliament
» General Data ProtectionRegulation / GDPR
» 99 Articles / 173 Recitals
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Personally Identifiable Information (PII)
» COPPA – “personal information”
» HIPAA – “protected health information”
» GLB – “nonpublic personal information”
» State security breach notification laws
Personal Data
» Any information relating to an identified oridentifiable natural person (‘data subject’)
» An identifiable natural person is one who can beidentified, directly or indirectly, in particular by referenceto an identifier such as:
- name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or
- one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental,economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person
California Consumer Privacy Actis the nation’s first
comprehensive consumerprivacy law
CCPA
duh
#NOSLIDES(courtesy Pedro Pavon, Salesforce)
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BUSINESS VS. THIRD PARTYVS. SERVICE PROVIDER
Business Generally understood to mean the business that itself hasdirectly collected information about the consumer, in otherwords, the covered entity under the statute
Third Party Any person or entity other than the covered business withsome narrow exclusions
Service Provider A for profit entity (including a sole proprietorship) that receivespersonal information for a business purpose, processespersonal information on behalf of a covered entity, and has acontract with the covered entity with clauses that prohibit usesof the personal information beyond providing services to thecovered entity
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CCPA – DATA ACCESS
»Consumers can request:
- Categories of data
- Categories of data sources
- Business purpose for collecting or selling data
- Categories of third parties with whom data shared
- Specific pieces of data
- Deletion
- PortabilityMarket Research and Big Data vs. CCPA And DSARS14
CCPA – DAMAGES
StatutoryDamages
$2,500 – violation
$7,500 – intentional violation
Private Rightof Action
Security breach only
OTHER STATES
(BESIDES CALIFORNIA)
Old Notice and Choice
New Transparency and Data Access
NEVADASB220
SENATOR CANNIZZARO (APRIL 8, 2019)
» My constituents have expressed frustration over anincreased number of robocalls, pop-up ads and emailsoffering services or products related to internetsearches…
» As we can see there is a trend in states taking on theissue of data privacy. Until this issue is addressed atthe federal level, it is incumbent on our State to ensureour residents are protected.
» While SB 220 will not solve all of these issues, it is animportant issue to discuss…
» Certainly, SB 220 is not as comprehensive as theGDPR; however, a number of states have also enactedvarious forms of data protection.
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NEVADA - AN ACT RELATING TOINTERNET PRIVACY
» SB 220 – May 2019
» Effective October 1, 2019
» Applies to “Operators”
- Owns or operates an internet website or online service for commercialpurposes,
- Collects and maintains covered information from consumers who reside [in NV]and use of visit the internet website oronline service, and
- Purposefully direct activities towards the state
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VERIFIED REQUESTS
» Consumers can make a verified request through a designated address directingthe business not to make any sale of the personal information the operator hascollected or will collect about the consumer
» “Designated request address” means an electronic email address,toll-free number or internet website
» 60 days to respond to the request
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NV - DEFINITIONS
» “Covered Information” = “means any one or more of the following items of personallyidentifiable information about a consumer collected by an operator through an Internetwebsite or online service and maintained by the operator in an accessible form:
1. First and last name
2. Home or other physical address whichincludes the name of a street and thename of a cityor town
3. Electronic mail address
4. Telephone number
5. Social security number
6. Identifier that allows a specific person tobe contacted either physically or online
7. Any other information concerning aperson collected from the personthrough the Internet website or onlineservice of the operator and maintainedby the operator in combination with anidentifier in a form that makes theinformation personally identifiable
NV - DEFINITIONS
» “Sale” means the exchange of covered information for monetary consideration (1)by the operator (2) to a person for the person to license or sell the coveredinformation (3) to additional persons
» Exceptions:
- Vendors
- For providing product/service requested by the consumer
- Disclosures “consistent with the reasonable expectations of a consumerconsidering the context in which the consumer provided the [information.]”
- Affiliates
- Merger/saleMarket Research and Big Data vs. CCPA And DSARS23
NV – ENFORCEMENT & PENALTIES
» Enforcement by the NV Attorney General – no rulemaking required
» No private right of action (removed from original draft)
» AG – $5,000 for each violation
DATA MATCHING / MODELING
» Behavioral advertising
» Data appending
» Look-a-like modeling
» Deterministic vs. Probabilistic modeling
» CRM matching services
- Google; Facebook; Instagram; Twitter
» Data accuracy
» Geo targeting
» Device graphsMarket Research and Big Data vs. CCPA And DSARS25
PENDING LEGISLATION
NEW/PENDINGLEGISLATION
VERMONT – H.467(DATA BROKER PROTECTION ACT)
» “Data Broker” means a commercial entity that collects, assembles, or maintains personalinformation concerning individuals residing in Vermont who are not customers or employees ofthat entity for the purpose of selling or offering for sale, or other consideration, the personalinformation of a third party.
» “Personal Information” includes information that identifies, relates to, describes or is capable ofbeing associated with a particular individual. Includes internet usage history; profile thatincludes personality / characteristics
» Data brokers must register with the state
» Data brokers must annually report to the state on its activities
» “Know your customer”
» Enacted
» First reports due January 2019
CALIFORNIA – DATA BROKER LAW(AB 1202)
» “Data broker” means a business that knowingly collects and sells to third partiesthe personal information of a consumer with whom the business does not have adirect relationship.
» “Personal Information” = CCPA
» “Sale” = CCPA
» Register on AG website
- pay a fee
- provide contact information
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DATA PROTECTION ISN’T A NEW TOPIC FORTHE SECTOR
Throughout its historymarket, opinion and socialresearch has deliveredinformation and insightsabout people’s behavior,needs and attitudes toinform decision making byproviders of goods andservices, governments,individuals and society atlarge.
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THE SECTORIS EVOLVINGFAST IN THEDIGITAL SPACE
» Explosion of data sources
» Increasing reliance onpassive data
» Multiplication of partnership models
» Increasing desire to “target” insights
» Growth of the “Data Scientist”and new actors
New Passive Data Sources New Partnership Models
Customer-Centricity New ActorsMarket Research and Big Data vs. CCPA And DSARS31
GDPRIMPLEMENTATIONHAS SHAKENTHINGS UP
» Placed renewed focus aroundmeaningful transparency and consent
» Increased debate on “scientific”and “statistical” research vs profilingwith intent to take decisions
» Contractual discussions around datacontrollership
» Increased the need to invest in systemsfor both DSARs and data security DSARs and Data Security
A renewed focus…
Who is the controller?
What is Research?
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SINCE 1948,THE SECTOR’SBEEN WORKINGON THIS:
» Enforceable Codes of Conducts
» Voluntary participation
» Consent
» No “Return-Path”
» Publication of guidelines
» Membership marks
Voluntary participation
Capacity-Building
On the basis of consent
No return path Enforced with sanctionsMarket Research and Big Data vs. CCPA And DSARS33
“The use of opinion polls by lobby groups is not to gather
information but to create false opinions and use those to make
politicians think the public is on the side of big money. We need to
get wiser about opinion polls or we’re going to start falling for this
stuff like they do in the US.”
Robin McAlpine
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The sector’s increasingly having to contendalso with diminishing trust…
TRUST IS OF INCREASING CONCERNDESPITE EFFORTS
AND HIGH MEDIA PROFILE EVENTS HAVESHAKEN IT FURTHER
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REDOUBLINGOUR EFFORTS
» Code of Conducts
» Capacity-building
» Support Services
» Research Choices
» Trust in Research
» #BeDataSmart
Codes of Conducts Capacity-Building New Services
Research Choices Trust in Research #BeDataSmart
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LET’S STAYIN TOUCH:
Rachel GlasserChief Privacy Officer
Gary KibelPartner
@GaryKibel on Twitter
Kim Leonard SmouterHead of Public Affairs and Professional Standards
@esoGOV on Twitter
QUESTIONS