**This article was featured by the Mobile Ecosystem Forum, March 29, 2019.** Last week I stumbled across two articles that got me thinking. The first article was a summary of the "2019 State of …
Is the era of the passswordless web near? We live in a connected world. In this world, we are constantly interacting with a myriad of services, including work-related services, financial institutions, government agencies, social …
Article first published by MEF February 7, 2019. MEF’s recently published 5th annual Global Consumer Trust Study probes the attitudes of smartphone users across ten markets to provide insights into their views on smartphones, connected devices, …
The Mobile Ecosystem Forum (MEF) in November 2018 published the MEF 5th Annual Global Consumer Report Study, which as underwritten by Assurant. The report probes the attitudes of smartphone users across ten markets and …
MEF’s 5th annual Global Consumer Trust Report 2018 launched last week and probes the attitudes of smartphone users across ten markets (Brazil, France, Germany, India, Japan, Poland, South Africa, Spain, United Kingdom and the …
Erin Azar, Global Product Manager, at Emarsys recently interviewed me for her piece "What Does Mobile Optimization Mean for Marketers Today?" You can read her full article here. My contribution, “Mobile sits at the …
June 28 Update: It's official, California signed into law June 28, 2018 Bill AB-375, giving its citizens far-reaching privacy rights! More to come, I'm sure. *********** Original piece - June 27, 3018: On Tuesday, June 25, …
People reap tremendous value and convenience when participating in the digital economy, but each time they do they put their privacy and personal security at risk since people’s identities and personal information power a …
Personal information has been used throughout society for centuries, for a wide variety of personal, public and commercial purposes. However, over the last half-century, as the world has become digitized, especially due to the …
Not a day goes by that I don't see an article pop up about GDPR and blockchain, but rarely do I see them come up in the same context, so I thought I'd write …
