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The GDPR fines that make headlines do so because of their high monetary values, and the big-name companies usually involved. We look at why companies may be fined, who is responsible for enforcement and compliance, and how companies can protect themselves against GDPR violations.

Server-side tagging and server-side tracking shift analytics and advertising data collection from the browser to a secure server, giving businesses more control, higher data quality, and stronger privacy compliance. As third-party cookies fade out, server-side tagging supports consent-based analytics, ads measurement, and first-party data strategies.

First-party data personalization is built on data that customers share directly with your company through browsing, purchases, and saved preferences. When collected transparently and used with consent, this data supports personalization that is both effective and privacy-compliant.

Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) enable lawful international data transfers while maintaining GDPR-level protections. This guide helps businesses protect data, build trust, and operate globally by explaining what SCCs are, why they’re important, and how to implement them.

Hyper-personalization isn’t just about selling more; it’s about creating connections. Done right, it can transform how people perceive your brand. Done wrong, it can ruin trust and your brand reputation. Here’s how to navigate this fine line.

Google officially ended its Privacy Sandbox initiative in October 2025 after six years of development. The initiative faced regulatory scrutiny over competition concerns, mixed results in industry testing, and varied adoption rates across the ecosystem. Third-party cookies will remain in Chrome indefinitely, but companies still need to manage consent requirements under the GDPR.

Learn more about 12 top cookie consent tools and consent managers. Reviews of features and requirements like auto-scanning, regional compliance, GTM integration, and server-side consent. Explore why CMPs are essential for privacy compliance, data quality, and audit readiness across different business sizes and global markets.