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EU rules that Facebook and Instagram have been illegally forcing users to share their personal data for use by advertisers.

Meta is ordered to pay a $414 million fine and will likely be forced to let users choose whether they want their data used for targeting.

Meta Fined $414 Million Over Targeted Ad Practices Meta was fined by the E.U.'s main privacy watchdog over the way users’ data is used for personalized ads on Facebook and Instagram

Rough being back from the Holidays.

Hope everyone had a great New Year's.

Wishing everyone a prosperous 2023.

Back to the GRIND.

What an interesting year it has been for R3CESS. We have been blessed to take our creative thoughts and experimental journey thru the various crypto ecosystems, digital metaverse and NFT projects along side our clients. It’s refreshing to work with clients who believe and can see the future of web v3.

As we dive deeper into web v3 and mint new projects, R3CESS will be accepting crypto currency as payment (BTC or ETH) for all services starting immediately.

Payment address is R3CESS.eth

Please inquire within.

What a crazy year for R3CESS. Thank you to all of our clients for standing by us during a crazy 9+ month pandemic. 1st batch of client holiday gifts are on their way. Hope to keep you a bit Comfy while you continue to work from home.

Change is coming to programmatic advertising this month!

Currently, AdTech platforms use a device’s IDFA to help them identify users across different apps. Mobile IDs are also used to run cross-device targeting and attribution by creating user profiles containing data collected from smartphones and laptops.

In devices running iOS 14, AdTech companies won’t be able to collect the IDFA and use it to identify users, unless of course they opt in.

If iOS 14 users opt out, they will still be shown ads, but they’ll be based on other methods like contextual targeting rather than based on their IDFA.