Abstract: The disclosed systems and methods provide a novel framework that provides mechanisms for predicting user actions of provided digital content based on an aggregation of user data. Conventional user tracking, and action prediction and recommendation systems have a lifespan that is ending in the short term due to new privacy laws. The disclosed framework enables personalized recommendations to be formulated for specific users based on an imputation from user data aggregated from a plurality of users. While anonymity is maintained, recommendations for predicted actions can be provided to the users and/or the providers of the content. The disclosed framework can scale the aggregated user data using a Naïve Bayes classifier, from which a logistic regression modeling can be performed to determine the predicted recommendation.