Telecom

Telecom at core of privacy-first digital economy

myGaru positions telecoms as pivotal players in next-gen digital infrastructure for sovereign data and advertising markets.

How do we help to increase
ARPU growth up to

20%

Challenge

“First-party data is key in a new era for digital advertising.”

— Deloitte Digital

Solution

Most companies cannot see more than half of their customer interactions, according to a Deloitte study.

Telecom ARPU

myGaru enables businesses to capture web and app user actions via telecom signals without login emails or 3rd-party cookies, generating revenue for telecoms from each input signal.

Challenge

“Companies that excel at customer behavioral insights outperform peers by 85% in sales growth and more than 25% in gross margin.”

— McKinsey & Company

Solution

“As privacy rules tighten, marketers are losing access to behavioural signals that once powered precise segmentation.”

— BCG

Telecom ARPU

myGaru clean room creates a GDPR-compliant bridge between telecom and business data, unlocking new behavioural analytics revenue.

Challenge

Programmatic now represents the vast majority of digital display spend, according to a PwC study.

Solution

“Safari audiences attract 60% lower CPMs compared to cookied Chrome traffic.”

— AdExchanger

Telecom ARPU

Telecom-powered myGaru ID turns non-identifiable low-value traffic into premium addressable inventory, while generating ident service revenue for telecoms.

Challenge

Precision in ad delivery is becoming the new currency of marketing effectiveness, according to a Deloitte study.

Solution

“Without stable identifiers, advertisers lose the ability to understand user journeys, control ad exposure, and measure outcomes across the open web.”

— IAB

Telecom ARPU

myGaru turns telecom connectivity into a cutting-edge ad frequency control, attribution, and performance measurement engine.

Challenge

Firms must reinvent e-commerce into a model that deeply integrates online and offline engagement and places digitally-driven commerce at the centre of their operations, according to McKinsey & Company.

Solution

“Offline and online data are typically hard to combine due to a lack of shared identifiers. Offline transactions tend to be recorded as anonymous, leaving any chances to connect both worlds far behind.”

— Vaimo

Telecom ARPU

myGaru connects online business data through the telecom-powered ID with offline telecom geodata, unlocking extensive new use cases for telecom data monetisation.

Challenge

“Addressable TV advertising allows for the serving of targeted ads to specific households or users, marking a significant step forward in achieving cost-efficient reach and frequency for advertisers.”

— CIMM Study via Newscast Studio

Solution

“Inaccuracies in IP-to-household data can erode advertiser confidence in its reliability for audience targeting, attribution and measurement.”

— CIMM Study

Telecom ARPU

Through fixed-line ISP integrations, myGaru links household IDs with mobile operator IDs, boosting addressable TV performance and generating recurring revenue for ISPs.

Challenge

“Retail media networks are booming. Our research finds 73% of advertisers anticipate spending more on RMNs in the next 12 months, with RMNs capturing an estimated 10 to 15% of total media spend.”

— McKinsey & Company

Solution

41% of advertisers feel RMNs lag behind other channels in measurement capabilities. Inconsistent standards, fragmented methodologies, and limited transparency make it harder for brands to compare performance across multiple networks, according to the IAB report.

Telecom ARPU

By connecting RMNs via the myGaru ID, brands gain clear cross-retail attribution, with telecom data further enhancing RMN performance and behavioural insight.

Challenge

“By 2026, we expect more than half of all search queries to be generated through generative-AI interfaces rather than traditional search engines.”

— McKinsey & Company

Solution

“Perplexity steps away from its advertising goals without measurable monetisation results.”

— eMarketer

Telecom ARPU

Digital ad performance relies on scalable reach across audiences and channels, making the telecom-powered myGaru platform the perfect fit for monetising the new AI-search era.

Challenge

“The evidence appears to show that advertising and marketing influences gambling in adults and, to a lesser extent, children and young people.”

— Public Health England report (House of Lords Library)

Solution

Lack of consistent user identification across platforms makes enforcing category restrictions extremely challenging, according to the World Health Organisation report.

Telecom ARPU

myGaru enables minors protection and consent management for alcohol, tobacco and gambling ads, embedding telecoms into high-margin advertising segments.

Challenge

“The global A2P messaging market size is expected to reach USD 96.73 billion by 2030.”

— Grand View Research

Solution

A2P SMS is becoming commoditised, forcing operators to seek new business models beyond simple termination fees, according to Juniper Research.

Telecom ARPU

The myGaru DSP embeds SMS into a unified ad-campaign management interface while enabling A2P SMS delivery without phone numbers.

Challenge

To unlock new value, telcos are moving beyond connectivity and entering the advertising ecosystem with proprietary DSP offerings, according to a BCG study.

Solution

Most operators cannot offer deterministic identity at scale outside their own network footprint, limiting the value of their DSPs, according to a GSMA study.

Telecom ARPU

myGaru unites operators for cross-telco reach and data-vendor scale, while existing telco DSPs can integrate myGaru to expand both audience and capabilities.

Challenge

“Customer churn is a significant Solution since acquiring new customers costs five to twenty-five times more than retaining existing ones.”

— arXiv research

Solution

The longstanding ability to differentiate products and services based on handset selection and network quality is disappearing, according to McKinsey & Company research.

Telecom ARPU

myGaru offers a unique digital identity and a privacy legal service, allowing telecoms to bring genuinely differentiated value to their subscribers.

Challenge

Telcos are leveraging their data from multiple business units (media, retail, financial services) to build advanced analytics businesses, according to a McKinsey & Company study.

Solution

“The GDPR does not recognise the group as a separate data controller. This means that intra-group data transfers are not automatically legal.”

— ISiCO

Telecom ARPU

myGaru enables cross-subsidiary data usage within telecom groups, avoiding personal-data transfers and remaining fully compliant with GDPR.

Challenge

“A number of countries have adopted data-localisation requirements or imposed stricter conditions on cross-border transfers of personal data, reflecting broader policy aims of data sovereignty and digital industrial policy.”

— OECD Policy Paper

Solution

“Without a shared and interoperable infrastructure, many data-assets stay isolated in the hands of single organisations or sectors, limiting cross-domain value creation.”

— Smart Data Forum

Telecom ARPU

Leveraging telecom integrations and proprietary technology, myGaru enables a federated data environment unifying local vendors across sectors, with telecoms as the central element.

Challenge

“Data sharing in Europe remains a strategic priority: the European Data Strategy aims to build an EU single market for data, increasing data sharing across multiple industry sectors and creating new data-driven innovation.”

— European Commission

Solution

“Specialised data intermediaries that are independent from both data holders and data users can have a facilitating role in the emergence of new data-driven ecosystems independent from any player with a significant degree of market power.”

— European Commission

Telecom ARPU

myGaru is not affiliated with personal data-using or data-generating businesses, corporations or VCs, ensuring unmatched neutrality as a data-sharing intermediary.

Advantages

All-in-one platform to lead the digital shift

Telecom-based ID accessible across AdTech

Fast-track telecom gateway to data economy

Privacy firewall & identity control for subscribers

SMS sales amplified by integration into digital ads

Why not in-house?

01

Cross-telco synergy

myGaru’s independence from any single telecom enables cross-operator audience reach, essential for advertiser decision-making.

02

Lawful data intermediary

Unlike telecoms, myGaru is unaffiliated with consumer-facing or data-driven services — a legal requirement for data intermediary status in the EU and UK.

03

Scalable media network

Unlike media-owning telecoms, myGaru’s unbiased ad revenue distribution ensures a fair playing field where publisher coverage scales with confidence.

04

Risk-free for all advertisers

myGaru’s solution design keeps brand data hidden from telecoms, eliminating client base leakage risks to telco-affiliated advertisers.

05

Patent-pending technology

A patent-pending telecom identity-powered data clean room model with an international priority date and endorsement from the International Search Authority.

06

Unique country-wide traction

With 6 years of R&D, myGaru holds unmatched nationwide traction across telecoms of all sizes, media, e-commerce, retail and global brands.

Telecom connectivity signals as intelligence for business growth and digital sovereignty

Unified Identity

Supporting business data collection, collaboration and activation.

Data Economy Metering

Measuring data usage across the national data economy.

Omnichannel Ad Delivery

Ad delivery beyond browser and mobile operating system constraints.

Performance Engine

Closed-loop optimisation of ad performance from impression to purchase.

Audience Intelligence

Services personalisation without compromising subscriber privacy.

Sovereign AI Anchor

Trusted transport layer for execution across the digital economy.

Activate without CAPEX

Cases

Cookie- and Email-free Traffic Enrichment for Programmatic Supply

Facing market saturation and shrinking ad revenues, Bidmatic integrated with myGaru to enrich traffic from Safari and other cookie-restricted browsers. The telecom-based ID enabled post-cookie targeting, increased win rates against Google, and opened new monetisation paths for over 1,000 publishers.

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Cases

From Cookie-Based to Telecom ID–Driven Data Monetisation

Kyivstar transitioned data monetisation from a third-party cookie setup to a telecom-based identity infrastructure powered by myGaru, increasing addressable reach, enabling cross-channel activation and activating interoperability with other data vendors.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can myGaru be integrated without installing any software inside the telecom’s perimeter?

Yes. myGaru supports multiple integration models, including options where no software is deployed within the telecom’s perimeter. In cases where local deployment is preferred, myGaru provides open-code software along with detailed instructions for self-compilation and deployment by the telecom’s own engineering teams.

Is additional consent from subscribers required to activate myGaru services?

This depends on the current terms of telecommunication service between the telecom operator and its subscribers, as well as the applicable national data privacy laws. In some cases, existing consent frameworks may already cover the privacy-preserving data activation within myGaru.

Can a telecom join only the identity service in myGaru without activating customer data?

Yes. A telecom can connect solely to the identity resolution service, which provides standalone market value and generates commercial revenue. Like any data vendor, the telecom independently decides whether to activate data, at what level, and under which access settings.

What is myGaru’s business model?

myGaru’s model is based on success-based fees from transactions within the platform, with no upfront investment required. For example, businesses that monetise their data charged a commission from actual data earnings, while advertising services pay an identity resolution fee per use — transferred to telecoms after deduction of myGar-related technical commission.

How is access to my data restricted and monitored to prevent misuse?

myGaru’s client software is open-code, allowing data vendors to verify that there are no backdoors. All data remains physically stored on the data vendor’s own premises. Each vendor sets access levels for individual data segments, with all access events logged and protected by a cryptographic tool that ensures the integrity and auditability of the data access history.

How much does it cost for a telecom operator to launch myGaru?

myGaru is free to adopt and integrate for telecom operators. Depending on the chosen integration model, a telecom may opt to allocate minimal server infrastructure to host myGaru software within its perimeter — though this is entirely optional, as other models require no on-premise deployment.

Is myGaru compliant with GDPR and other national data protection laws?

Yes. myGaru was designed to comply with GDPR and can be flexibly adapted to meet the regulatory requirements of any country where it operates. The platform enforces strong privacy safeguards, prevents data enrichments between participants, and provides citizens with two-layered control over their data.

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