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Usercentrics is launching Version 3 of our Consent Management Platform (CMP). This version is the result of a committed focus on enhancing web performance and user experience. We’ve also made migration from V2 to V3 easier than ever before. Keep reading to learn all about it.

Most data privacy laws require that users be notified about the use of their data, their rights, and more. A privacy notice is a common way to provide this. Read on for everything you need to know about the what, when, why, and how of privacy notices.

The GDPR and other laws require a Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) where data processing activities can result in a high risk to the rights and freedoms of individuals. We look at who is responsible for a DPIA, what it should contain, and how to carry it out for your organization.

By adopting data minimization practices, companies can reduce the risks associated with data breaches and misuse, comply with regulatory requirements, and build trust with customers by demonstrating respect for their data and privacy. Here’s what you need to know.

Discover how to effectively achieve and maintain GDPR cookie compliance. Learn to implement consent banners using tools like Usercentrics CMP, and understand legal requirements to ensure your website adheres to privacy regulations.

Opt-in and opt-out are the two main consent models used in data privacy regulations worldwide. Opt-in is more strict, typically requiring informed, prior user consent before personal data can be collected or processed. Opt-out typically allows for personal data collection and use in most cases (with clearly defined exceptions), but requires clear notification for users and the ability to easily opt out of personal data collection and use for specific purposes at any time.

Managing Google Tag Manager cookie consent and GDPR compliance is important for businesses operating in the EU, UK, and Switzerland. Here’s what you need to know about Google Tag Manager, cookie consent, and the GDPR.

There are a number of regulations that affect companies doing business in the EU and European Economic Area, so before we dive into country-specific rules and requirements, let’s have a look at the regulations, frameworks, and policies all companies that collect the personal data of EU residents need to comply with.