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Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (MPP-impacted opens) will now be listed under “Apple”. We recently launched our new and improved email client market share site to include Apple’s Mail PrivacyProtection (MPP) data, pre- and post-MPP launch.
Apple’s new Mail PrivacyProtection features will have widespread implications for email marketers , causing marketers to implement multiple strategies to adapt. However, there’s one solution that can help address several of the challenges caused by Apple’s new privacyprotections. That is to segment out Apple Mail users.
But even more so, we’ll be looking at it through the lens of Apple’s recent announcement on Mail PrivacyProtection going into effect this fall. Unfortunately, this also means Apple’s Mail PrivacyProtection will have significant repercussions to email marketing in general. Top 10 email clients overall. in April to 48.6%
And September has quite a few curious observations because of a not-so-little thing called Mail PrivacyProtection (MPP) that Apple rolled out to its Mail app on iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 on September 20th. Compared to our annual email client market share blog post, this series takes a look at the data on a month-to-month basis.
Two things to note: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Apple’s Mail PrivacyProtection (MPP) hides device data so we aren’t able to differentiate between iOS, iPadOS, or macOS.
Before we jump in, we always like to note: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Here’s a breakdown of each Apple subcategory: Apple Mail PrivacyProtection: 53.1%.
Before we get started, we always like to note two things: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Apple Mail PrivacyProtection has increased two percentage points, from 50.2%
This time, we’ve got an exciting update to share: We recently launched our new and improved email client market share site to include Apple’s Mail PrivacyProtection (MPP) data, pre- and post-MPP launch. Apple Mail PrivacyProtection: 14.35%. That’s why we’ve created a separate category for Apple Mail PrivacyProtection.
Before we get started, there are two things we always like to note: The category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens)—something we introduced in fall 2021. Apple Mail PrivacyProtection: 44.2%.
Before diving in, there are two things we always like to note: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Apple Mail Privacy: 54.6%. Learn why in this blog post.
Before we begin, we’d like to recall that a few months ago, we introduced a new grouping for Apple clients that nests Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (MPP-impacted opens) under the category “Apple”. Apple Mail PrivacyProtection: 40.6%.
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Before diving in, we always like to note: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Let’s take a look at each Apple subcategory: Apple Mail PrivacyProtection: 53.2%.
Before we dive in, there are a few things we’d like to note: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Apple Mail PrivacyProtection’s share grew by 11.88%, from 44.6%
Before we get started, there are two things we always like to note: As of fall 2021, the category “Apple” includes Apple iPhone (iOS Mail), Apple Mail (macOS Mail), Apple iPad (iPadOS Mail), and Apple Mail PrivacyProtection (Apple privacy-impacted opens). Learn why in this blog post. Apple iPhone (iOS Mail): 3.7%. Mobile: 6.3%.
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The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a law in the state of California that went into effect in 2020 that gives Californians transparency and control over how their personal information is used by businesses.
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With campaigns deploying across so many digital channels, marketers are aggregating more and more data, which means they have to also stay on top of privacy compliance. Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. Stay on top of compliance. states (the EU’s GDPR, California’s CCPA) are making data sharing and usage more regulated.
Add to that, increases in privacyprotections that make the insights you gather even more important to building quality relationships with your subscribers and creating an exceptional email experience. Are the majority of your subscribers engaging with your emails in certain email clients that could be impacting their experience?
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The movement toward consumer privacyprotections is accelerating, and that’s a good thing. Marketing leaders are investing in automated data governance to relieve their teams of manual data aggregation including managing campaign naming and taxonomy, tracking requirements, data delivery, and QA. Watch the webinar.
With campaigns deploying across so many digital channels, marketers are aggregating more and more data, which means they have to also stay on top of privacy compliance. Privacy laws in Europe and in some U.S. states (the EU’s GDPR, California’s CCPA) are making data sharing and usage more regulated.
The sunsetting of third-party cookies, launch of Apple’s Mail PrivacyProtection and App Tracking Transparency, and other changes have heightened the need of businesses to utilize their cross-channel customer data to make key decisions in their email marketing programs and other operations.
Most recently, Google’s promise to eventually deprecate third-parties cookies and Apple’s move to do away with IDFA in the name of privacyprotection have presented significant targeting and tracking challenges for advertisers and marketers. This privacy-safe data clean room allows for holistic, deep-level data analysis.
Most recently, Google’s promise to eventually deprecate third-parties cookies and Apple’s move to do away with IDFA in the name of privacyprotection have presented significant targeting and tracking challenges for advertisers and marketers. This privacy-safe data clean room allows for holistic, deep-level data analysis.
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Instead of relying on a jumble of platforms, you can invest in automated data governance to relieve your teams of manual data aggregation. However, the downstream effects of increased data collection restrictions mean various metrics — like open rates and measurement methods used to benchmark success — are no longer reliable.
PII does not have to be context-specific to be regulated, in contrast, the GDPR emphasizes the consumer risks of data aggregation. The GDPR’s reach is far greater than the medley of privacyprotections in effect across the United States. My business isn’t located in Europe, why should I care?
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