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Analytics Tools and GDPR Consent

The EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) brought a new standard of user consent. It also brought a lot of browser pop-ups and, with it, some quite unclear...

GDPR: No Cookie Consent Walls

The EU's attempts to regulate online advertising by restricting the use of cookies have not been universally considered a success. Businesses have devised various methods to encourage, or force,...

GDPR: Scrolling is Not Consent

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been in force for over two years, and there's still some disagreement about how it should be interpreted. One of the...

CCPA: Does Using Third-Party Cookies Count as Selling Personal Information?

It's a question hotly debated by legal and privacy experts, and repeatedly asked by concerned businesses: Does using third-party cookies count as "selling" personal information under the California...

What Can Happen if You Violate Privacy Laws

Failing to respect your customers' privacy can result in reputational harm, loss of personal information, and wasted resources. Increasingly, it can also put you in violation of the...

Anonymization and Pseudonymization Policy

Anonymization and pseudonymization are two important ways of protecting personal information within your organization. These concepts have been central to EU data protection law for many years. But with...