It comes as 21% of Britons say they’ve given away more of their personal data to brands since the start of the pandemicคำพูดจาก สล็อตเว็บตรง. Of the 2,000 adults surveyed, young people aged 18-34 were most likely to believe they’ve divulged more personal information since the pandemic (28%), contrasting with 17% of over 55s.“The research shines a stark light on the fact that brands are still struggling to utilise effectively the personal data provided by consumers to tailor relevant and engaging communications”, the report said. 

And so 44% of UK consumers said they expected more from brands after having shared their personal data than they currently receive.And tha…