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Alex - if the user's email client has images disabled, the Marketo tracking pixel will not render - and therefore will not register an open. But the click activity will still be tracked. Once Marketo registers a click, it will also consider the email to be "opened" for reporting purposes. It just...
Have a look at this thread: Re: Express Opt-In Checkbox on Forms - CASL Compliance
And this is why most global organizations - or anyone that could potentially do business with EU data subjects - are treating GDPR as global policy. Capturing and filtering on "country" is just an additional preventive tactic should companies get audited for a violation of GDPR - to demonstrate tha...
Thanks Greg. I guess I'm not following what you're saying. Would this German citizen living in NY be protected under GDPR?
Regarding my example I provided above:If a German citizen works for JP Morgan in NY (and lives in NY), GDPR does not apply to that person.One of our attorneys that recently joined our team, informed me today that GDPR would apply here. Not only does it apply to anyone in the EU, but also any EU cit...
This is a great idea. So much so, I would create a new discussion topic that promotes it and provides more visibility here in the community (and hopefully with with PMs).
Hi Greg. Interesting. But GDPR considers many additional fields that are contained in the lead record as “personal data”; and also in the activity log (e.g., CDV “real name” to “anonymized name”). I like the way you’re thinking, though, to allow for some level of reporting of this data.
One of the exceptions where you won't delete the lead record is when someone submits a contact-us form, which results in an MQL/potential opportunity (but doesn't opt-in). I think this would fall within the "legitimate interest" bucket of GDPR.
Totally agree on not having 2 checkboxes. But think about what this is going to do with our ability to report accurately (and there's really nothing that we can do about it - I don't even think the ePrivacy Regulation is going to save us). Let's say 20% of the people that opt-in while submitting a...
Hi Mark - no email is ever sent with a form. Consent needs to be acquired BEFORE the email is sent. If not, then the marketing email cannot be sent to those people who haven’t provided that consent. This will obviously make "prospecting" emails a lot more challenging (list purchases will become eve...