Privacy by value - Online consumer trend 2019

The AVG put privacy on the agenda of many companies and that made it a "thing" for the public. The e-privacy regulation (ePV) - postponed previously and now for discussion June 7, 2019 - will go a few steps further. If only because the AVG is a general law and the EPP is a special law that always takes precedence. But apart from the cookie wall and the commercial use of data, the question is what the consumers think of all this fuss. The privacy monitor 2018 part I by the DDMA message: Dutchman is concerned about privacy, but does not act accordingly.
But in addition to users and advertisers, there are also providers: the companies that provide internet access. These are the makers of your phone or operating system, your browser or your internet provider. So introduced Apple this year ITP 2.1: Intelligent Tracking Prevention 2.1. If you use Apple's browser Safari, first-party cookies are automatically blocked after seven days. Tracking users is thereby enormously limited worldwide, given that 30% Safari is used and 10% Firefox, which has announced a similar measure.
Gartner named digital ethics and privacy therefore one of the top ten strategic technological trends of 2019. The market researcher writes:
"People are increasingly concerned about how their personal information is used by public and private sector organizations, and resistance will only increase for organizations that do not proactively address these issues."
Ericsson reports the same in the report 10 hot consumer trends: More than 45% of European consumers think that apps collect data about them even if they don't use the app. 59% says that we need global principles for the protection of personal data.
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