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Consent Management for Customer Data Solutions

Using Data Warehouses and CDPs to store and manage customer data on companies’ own servers means opportunities and constraints for consent management.

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Data Privacy Regulations

South Africa’s Protection of Personal Information Act – an overview

South Africa’s POPIA is a data privacy law that preceded the GDPR by five years. We look at how it addresses consumer rights, companies’ responsibilities...

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Data Privacy

Artificial intelligence (AI) and data privacy

Businesses use artificial intelligence for data analysis to improve predictions and decisions. This brings security responsibilities and data privacy...

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How Server-side tracking and consent management creates harmony between privacy and data

Managing user consent is no longer just an in-browser discipline. Evolving technology and legislation require brands to consider new consent management...

Google Introduces Topics to replace the controversial Federated Learning of Cohorts

Google has canceled plans to replace third-party cookies with their Federated Learning of Cohorts (FLoC). Instead, its new proposed model is Topics.

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Italian DPA announces new guidelines and tighter deadlines

How can you make sure to navigate data privacy correctly? This article provides you with the relevant information regarding GDPR in Italy.

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Brazil’s General Data Protection Law / Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD) – an overview

Brazil’s LGPD builds on existing Brazilian law and is influenced by the GDPR. We look at how it addresses consumer rights, companies’ responsibilities and...

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The Future of Privacy: Why Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and data protection can only go hand in hand

Learn how you can work towards Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) targets by implementing the right privacy strategy within your firm.

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Children’s Online Privacy Act (COPPA) – An Overview

The Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act is a federal law in the United States that came into effect in 2000 and protects personal information of children...

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Data Privacy

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German Data Protection Officer calls for Google to offer “reject all” cookie consent option

Hamburg Data Protection Officer calls for Google to fix unequal access to consent and enable a “reject all” option for personal data processing.

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Cookie consent: 4 tips to increase opt-in rates and regain users trust

The acceptance rate is the key to improving ad revenue. Find out how to re-engage users who have opted out.

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China’s Personal Information Protection Law – An Overview of PIPL

We look at what China’s Personal Information Protection Law means for the data privacy rights of citizens and for companies’ responsibilities.

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Cookies

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What are dark patterns and how do they affect consent?

With more privacy laws in place around the world, use of dark patterns and similar manipulative design techniques is increasingly risky.

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Cookie walls - what's allowed and what isn't?

We explain what cookie walls are and if they're legal, and some alternatives to the cookie wall. Find out this and more here.

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GDPR cookie consent - now and in the future

Tracking Cookies and the GDPR: Why not all cookies are the chocolate chip kind? What are tracking cookies and what are they used for? Read more.

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Privacy Policy

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Privacy by design: 6 reasons why apps must care about privacy

It is critical for companies that rely upon much of their revenue from user interaction to have a proper apps privacy strategy in place. Learn more here.

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What is a privacy policy and why do you need one?

Privacy policies help organizations comply with privacy laws by communicating to users about data collection used by websites and apps.

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CNIL opens the door to increased compliance: Quick Check - Is your website still compliant?

Websites that choose to interpret the user’s regular act of scrolling as providing an opt-in, are failing to be data privacy compliant. Learn how to comply...

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