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Website Tracking Legal Guide: How to Legally Track User Data
Online businesses use website tracking to personalize their content and services for clients who might be interested in them. However, this isn't always favored by the people being tracked. Some online users take issue with people/companies collecting their data to use without their consent. Online businesses that collect this data to...
Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
If your business is based in Thailand or you collect personal data belonging to Thai residents, you must comply with Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA). Enacted in 2019 and in full force since June 2022, the PDPA gives Thai persons significant control over how businesses process, use, and collect...
Do Essential Cookies Require Cookie Consent and Cookie Notice?
Any businesses that use essential cookies on their websites should understand what a Cookie Notice is and when cookie consent is required. While essential cookies do not require cookie consent, there are a number of reasons why you should still have a cookie consent mechanism on your website. This article explains...
Compliant Behavioral Advertising
Behavioral advertising is the practice of tracking users across the web and noting their interests to deliver ads that would be most relevant to them. Given its sensitive nature, behavioral advertising sparks controversy between marketers, lawmakers, and customers alike. Still, it remains an effective technique to improve user experience and drive...
Delete Account URL in Google Data Safety Form
Google now requires app developers to submit a "Delete Account URL" when publishing an app. The Delete Account URL must allow users to initiate an account deletion request or provide information how users can delete their accounts. The URL must be accessible from the web, so users who deleted your app...
Argentina's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
Argentina's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is the country's main data privacy law. Enacted in October 2000, the Argentina PDPA sets out rules to guide how applicable organizations handle the personal data of Argentina's residents. In this article, we'll examine Argentina's Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA), looking at who it applies...