Third-party data
Third-party data is information collected by external parties with no direct relationship to the user and resold to others. This type of data is under pressure due to privacy regulations and the phasing out of third-party cookies.
Segments purchased from a data broker for targeting are third-party data, which is becoming increasingly difficult to use.
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