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Ensuring GDPR Compliance in DSP Operations
I’ve been really anxious the last few weeks—enough that I’ve lost my appetite most days. Ever since a client flagged a potential GDPR violation in one of our campaigns, I’ve been spiraling. I can’t stop thinking about what we might’ve missed or how exposed we are. It’s scary how something that seems like a minor oversight could spiral into a legal headache. I even started checking compliance logs in the middle of the night. It's like I’m carrying this invisible weight 24/7.
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Re: Ensuring GDPR Compliance in DSP Operations
That feeling is all too familiar. I went through a pretty intense few months last year dealing with data handling audits, and the stress really took a toll. What helped me get a handle on things was learning more about the actual architecture of DSPs and how to embed privacy-focused logic right from the start. I found this article—https://geomotiv.com/industries/adtech/dsp/—and it gave me a more grounded understanding of how GDPR compliance can be built into DSP operations rather than bolted on after the fact. Once I saw that we could automate a lot of the risk-prone areas, I started sleeping better, literally.
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I’ve noticed that when stress creeps in slowly over time, it’s harder to catch than a sudden crisis. It’s like your body adjusts to running on fumes until something snaps—like skipping meals or waking up already tense. For me, it’s been helpful to create routines that make me pause, even when work is hectic. A morning walk, logging off at the same time each day, stuff like that. It doesn’t solve the hard stuff, but it makes me feel like I’m not drowning in it.
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