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Microsoft Clarity began enforcing new consent signal requirements for visitors from the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, and Switzerland, starting October 31, 2025. This move aligns with broader industry shifts toward privacy-centric data practices as seen in platforms like Google Consent Mode.

A GDPR audit is necessary to ensure that your company is compliant with the requirements of the GDPR. During a compliance audit, you’ll review your company’s data processing activities and identify any areas of non-compliance.

Usercentrics U.S. Analytics Dashboard brings regional focus to Usercentrics’ analytics suite, helping businesses measure and understand opt-out behavior across states, devices, and consent flows under U.S. privacy laws.

A well-run data privacy program helps keep your organization privacy-compliant, efficient, and trusted. It’s not just about regulatory requirements; it’s about showing users their data is safe with you.

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.

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) has reshaped how large online platforms — and their millions of business customers — handle privacy, transparency, and user consent. This guide explores DMA compliance requirements, its impact on user experience and privacy, technical aspects like APIs and CMS integration, risks of noncompliance, and practical steps for companies to build trust and growth.

Learn about the European Digital Markets Act (DMA law), its objectives, enforcement timeline, and impact on businesses. We look into what it means for data privacy and consent management requirements, as well as web development and digital technologies.