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    1. …in reply to @humanpropensity
      humanpropensity Myles_Younger pbannist In theory, either side can infer audience data from the other, to the detriment of their business. In theory, clean rooms are supposed to use privacy techniques to avoid this. In actuality, they tend to be one more black box we can't see into or know on whose behalf they work
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    humanpropensity Myles_Younger pbannist There is a standards convo that is interesting about how to solve this problem, & there are other privacy techniques out there that can solve this issue, but until it's clear what's going on I do think that both pubs and advertisers are underestimating the biz risk of clean rooms
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