Written by Jan Rehorik
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IP Address Validation: Sample Use Cases
This article looks at some important use cases for our DOTS IP Address Validation product. Before diving in, let’s look at what IP Address Validation is. In a ...
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Phone Exchange for US and Canada – A Deep Dive
DOTS Phone Exchange is Service Objects’ entry level reverse look-up API. It packs a lot of value, providing carrier data, line type, porting and location information for numbers ...
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CCPA Compliance and Data Quality
The new year 2020 ushers in a new decade – and one of the most sweeping new consumer data privacy regulations in the United States, the California Consumer ...
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US Address Validation Use Cases
Why do people use our DOTS Address Validation – US product? There are many reasons to choose our service that really depends on your business or project. At ...
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Compliance is Not Optional
The roots of the term “compliance” were first used in the early 1600s when, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, complying meant being ceremonially courteous. Today, it involves much ...
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The High Cost of Poor Data Quality
If you are a marketing, order fulfillment or data manager, there are some things you don’t want to be greeted with when you come to work in the ...
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Accurate Contact Data and Compliance
If you are a data professional, the word “compliance” has become a bigger part of your vocabulary than ever lately. Data privacy laws have proliferated in recent years, ...
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GDPR: One Year Later
May 25, 2019 marks the one year anniversary of the implementation of GDPR: the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, a sweeping set of data privacy laws replacing ...
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The Hidden Benefits of a Good Data Privacy Policy
In most areas of life, negative motivation alone will not create good results. (If you don’t believe me, ask your employees, or your teenage children – or take ...
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