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A CMP is an essential tool for app and game publishers to meet evolving privacy requirements, maintain ad monetization, and deliver great user experience. Selecting the right CMP involves assessing compliance needs, monetization, usability, and technical support. We look at key considerations for app and game publishers to determine which CMP is right for their growing businesses.

Understanding the difference between PHI and PII isn’t just regulatory semantics. It determines which privacy compliance frameworks apply to your business, what security controls you need, and the penalties you face for getting it wrong.

This guide details GDPR consent, covering valid consent requirements and real-world examples. It outlines best practices for creating privacy-compliant, user-friendly forms that build trust, optimize opt-in rates, and meet legal requirements.

GDPR compliance is complex for e-commerce businesses, with customer data flowing across checkout, payments, shipping, and more. This guide breaks down the key principles behind this privacy law and outlines ten steps to protect data, build trust, and future-proof your company.

Data privacy regulations require that you clearly communicate with data subjects, including website visitors, app users, and e-commerce customers, about the data you collect and process, and inform them about their privacy rights. This guide outlines how to write a privacy-compliant and user-friendly privacy policy for a website — from drafting to publishing to ongoing governance.

Our top picks for OneTrust consent management platform (CMP) alternatives that are user-friendly, cost effective, and enable compliance with the GDPR, CCPA, and other global data privacy regulations.

Learn how compliance audit software can help ensure you meet regulatory requirements, assess risk, and securely document and store the evidence needed in the event of an audit.

Compliance isn’t one size fits all. We explore a range of Termly alternatives to fit various privacy compliance use cases.