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How to Set Up SMS Marketing That Complies with 10DLC, TCPA, and Global Privacy Laws

SMS marketing has become an essential part of many businesses' marketing strategies. With a click-through rate six times that of email, if you aren't using it yet, you probably should be. The problem is that SMS marketing can quickly become a legal minefield. Every business must comply with 10DLC, TCPA,...

Which Privacy Law Applies to Remote Employees' Devices in Cross-Border Teams

One of the great benefits of remote work is that it allows people from all over the world to collaborate together. However, remote and cross-border scenarios can raise some issues when it comes to understanding and navigating privacy laws and their requirements. The confusion can grow even more when a company...

EU AI Act

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act) was first proposed in 2021, as the development of artificial intelligence (AI) took off in full force. While the technology has many promising applications, a number of risks are also involved in its development and use. The EU AI Act was created to...

Open-Source Licensing Mistakes

Determining the kind of open-source license you should use for your software comes down to understanding what kinds of rights different types of licenses provide and how to comply with specific open-source licensing requirements. This article explains what open-source licensing is and the different types of open-source licenses. It...

Legal Must-Haves for Freelancers Running a Personal Website

As a freelancer, your personal website often serves as your portfolio, business's storefront, marketing hub, and client gateway. That also means it's your legal responsibility. Even if your site doesn't sell anything, it likely collects personal information through contact forms, analytics tools, embedded videos, payment processors, etc. And if you link...

When Does CPRA Apply to B2B Communications?

If your business collects or uses personal information belonging to California residents-including as part of B2B communications-it's important to understand the circumstances in which you may be required to comply with the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). This article explains what CPRA and B2B communications are, whether CPRA applies to...