Google Customer Match allows targeting by email addresses (!)

Match: Η Google ανακοίνωσε την διάθεση ενός νέου εργαλείου στο επίσημο blog του Adwords που επιτρέπει στις εταιρείες να στοχεύουν τους χρήστες με βάση τις διευθύνσεις των e-mail τους.Customer Match google

The new system, called Customer Match, works in the following way.

Companies are uploading the email addresses they want to target to their Google ads on the Internet. For example, they can upload emails from a part of their customer base.

So companies can acquire new opportunities for accurate targeting provided they are emails.

Google says the mapping is done "privately," but does not say what that means, and how it can serve personally targeted ads without compromising the privacy of the recipient.

The new Customer Match feature, if you have not already understood it, will allow companies to target new customers as long as they find emails that they do not have. This means that the new feature gives incentives to traffic email addresses.

Or even worse think what for new clientele can find a company from hacked emails.

Let's mention that this time Google is not leading the way. It's not the only company that lets advertisers target users with the their email address.

Facebook and do the same, but limit advertisers to only one product, while Google offers the new advertising program on many different platforms.

The company allows opt-out of targeted ads from your account settings. However, this does not mean that it stops tracking your interests or can not identify with your e-ID, because you must be logged in to see your Gmail.

Of course, for the feature we described above, the blocking of targeted ads will be much more difficult.

To see how privacy groups will react….

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