Unified ID 2.0
Open-source identity framework (The Trade Desk).
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GDPR & Data Residency
Unified ID 2.0 is owned by a US company. Under GDPR Chapter V, transferring personal data to the US requires an appropriate safeguard (typically Standard Contractual Clauses or adequacy decisions. The 2020 Schrems II ruling invalidated Privacy Shield and increased scrutiny on US data transfers, requiring case-by-case Transfer Impact Assessments (TIAs).
If your website loads Unified ID 2.0 scripts or sends user data to their servers, your users' data may be processed in the United States. Review Unified ID 2.0's DPA (Data Processing Agreement) and ensure it covers SCCs.
Tip: Consider replacing Unified ID 2.0 with one of the EU-based alternatives listed above to simplify GDPR compliance and remove cross-border transfer obligations.
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