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Colorado Privacy Act: A Privacy Compliance Overview

The Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) took effect in 2023 and has since been substantially strengthened: its cure period sunset in 2025, and new amendments now cover geolocation data, minors, and mandatory opt-out signal recognition. This overview explains what compliance requires today.

Oklahoma Consumer Data Privacy Act (OCDPA) Checklist

Vermont VDPOSA Privacy Compliance Checklist

Louisiana Data Privacy Act (LDPA) Compliance Checklist

Alabama Personal Data Protection Act (APDPA) Checklist

Nebraska Data Privacy Act (NDPA) Checklist

Our NDPA compliance checklist will help you achieve and maintain privacy compliance. Build user trust and achieve high opt-in rates.

U.S. Data Privacy Laws by State: Rights and Requirements

In 2025 more U.S. state privacy laws came into effect than in any previous year. Three more followed in 2026 and new ones continue to be passed. We compare what U.S. state-level data privacy laws mean for businesses and consumer rights in light of increasing regulation and enforcement.

XING Operator NEW WORK SE Moves from Self-Built to Usercentrics CMP Across Web and App Including iOS

NEW WORK SE, the operator behind XING, relied on a self-built consent solution that could not keep pace with evolving regulatory and business demands. Change cycles took up to two to three weeks, and iOS app users had no consent coverage, limiting addressable audiences and advertising potential. By implementing Usercentrics Web CMP and App CMP, the company reduced deployment times to less than one hour, enabled cross-device consent consistency, and made iOS users reachable for advertising and conversion tracking for the first time. This shift improved data quality, increased operational efficiency, and supported compliant ad revenue generation under TCF v2.2.

GDPR Exemptions Explained: When the Law Gives You More Flexibility

GDPR exemptions are specific circumstances in which organizations may be excused from certain requirements under the law. This guide explains what those scenarios are, which obligations may still apply, and when an organization may be able to rely on its legitimate interests.

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