USERCENTRICS MAGAZINE
What is privacy? Rights, needs, and strategic choices
Privacy shapes how we’re seen, how we trust, and how we grow. In an era of algorithmic noise and eroding trust, this article reimagines privacy as a human need — and a powerful strategy for marketers ready to build with care.
Welcome to the era of Privacy-Led Marketing
Editorial columns
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AI and digital marketing Jul 16, 2025
Andy Crestodina explores how AI, privacy, and digital strategy intersect in today’s marketing landscape, offering insights on UX, compliance, and the future of the web
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Turning privacy challenges into design opportunities Jun 30, 2025
Explore how Hinto Group blends design, AI, and data systems to create user-centric, privacy-led solutions that drive trust, innovation, and brand growth.
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The next foundation of advertising user identities Jun 30, 2025
Adtech vendors encourage advertisers to enhance their cookie-based user identities with data that the users provide themselves such as email addresses. This development requires a thorough balancing of business and privacy.
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Weekly picks
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After attention: Trust in the age of digital abundance
From the first AI algorithm to today’s social feeds, our digital world has transformed attention into an abundant yet devalued resource. As content floods every platform, trust has become the internet’s most valuable asset. This article explores how Privacy-Led Marketing is powering the shift from attention-driven metrics to the new trust economy.
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Digital technology and privacy regulation
Privacy in the digital age is shaped by the technology we use daily. From the internet’s beginning to AI-driven platforms, digital architecture often governs privacy more than legislation. This article explores key regulatory milestones and the future of privacy in a tech-driven world.
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Quiet in the cloud: how tech is redefining solitude
In an era of constant connectivity, solitude has taken on a new meaning. It is a paradox: to be physically alone yet digitally connected. Social media and smart devices redefine personal space, blurring boundaries between connection and isolation. As privacy concerns grow, how can users navigate solitude in the digital age?