Usercentrics Articles | Read All About Data Privacy | Page 28

Skip to content

Resources / Blog

Curated articles

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – an overview

The EU’s GDPR is a well-known, influential European data privacy law. We look at how it addresses consumer rights, companies’ responsibilities, and enforcement.

Everything you need to know about GDPR compliance

GDPR compliance can seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are the essentials you need to know.

Top 15 compliance automation software: Comparing pricing, features, and reviews

We’ve reviewed the top 15 compliance automation software options and compared their features and price points.

The ultimate guide to Google Tag Assistant for privacy-friendly tracking

Google Tag Assistant helps businesses verify their tracking is working, so every click, conversion, and campaign metric is captured correctly. This guide covers how to set it up, interpret results, and fix common errors. It also explains why Tag Assistant alone isn’t enough for privacy compliance, and how pairing it with server-side tracking and a CMP closes the gap.

Understanding the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework: What it means for your data?

The European Union and United States again have an adequacy agreement governing privacy and security for international data transfers. The Data Privacy Framework went into effect July 10th, providing new safeguards for EU residents and enabling US companies to self-certify.

What is the best protection method for sharing PII?

Companies collect consumers’ data to improve user experiences, target advertising, and more. When organizations obtain and share personally identifiable information (PII) in the course of business operations, they have to ensure that it’s protected.

Exciting Product Updates: Simplified app setup with a new powerful SDK scanner

We are delighted to announce the launch of our SDK scanner for Mobile Apps, a feature designed to streamline CMP configuration, saving time for developers, legal and marketing teams.

Understanding the Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR): A complete overview

The Florida Digital Bill of Rights is the tenth state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, with a critical focus on online social media platforms and the protection of children.

How does the GDPR affect B2B sales?

GDPR compliance applies to personal data used for B2B sales and marketing operations just as it does to B2C operations. It’s as important to build trust with partners as with customers. We look at how the GDPR affects the B2B outbound sales process and how organizations can achieve compliance.

Switzerland’s Federal Act on Data Protection (FADP)

Switzerland’s new FADP replaces the previous 30-year-old data privacy act, bringing it up to date with new technologies and giving Swiss citizens new rights.

Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act (INCDPA): An Overview

The Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act is the seventh state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, signed into law May 1, 2023.

Playing with privacy: why in-game consent is key to ad compliance

Emphasizing the value of player consent in mobile game advertising. New findings indicate that addressing consent boosts both ad compliance and player engagement. The downfall of disregarding consent, the impact on ARPU, and the way forward for developers—it’s all about transparency.

Ensuring games compliance: 6 things that every developer needs to do

From data protection and privacy laws to accessibility and inclusion regulations—there’s lots to keep in mind when developing and distributing mobile games and apps. Failure to comply with the industry laws, regulations, and standards can result in hefty fines and reduced user trust.

Tennessee Information Protection Act (TIPA): An Overview

The Tennessee Information Protection Act is the eighth state-level data privacy law passed in the United States, signed into law the same day as Montana’s.

Online safety laws vs privacy – it’s all kicking off in the UK

The UK’s Online Safety Bill, aiming to increase user safety on social media, is causing concern among app developers over potential privacy breaches and the undermining of encryption. Major messaging app leaders threaten to withdraw from the UK unless the bill is revised.

Google I/O was big on privacy. So what do app developers need to know?

Google I/O underscored the tech world’s privacy focus. Google, once a simple search engine, now protects sensitive user data with innovations like passkeys and app user protections. What should app developers be aware of?

Page 28 of 361

Stay in the loop

Join our growing community of data privacy enthusiasts now. Subscribe to the Usercentrics newsletter and get the latest updates right in your inbox.