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At its simplest, consent means a clear, informed agreement — and cookie consent is how a website asks permission before…
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Getting marketing consent right is mostly about two things: the exact words next to the checkbox, and proving later that…
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"Consent" doesn't only mean cookie banners. In US recording law, it decides whether you can legally record a call —…
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When a demand letter lands on your client's desk, they forward it to you — because it's about the website…
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A consent banner tells you what should happen. Compliance tracking software tells you what actually fires on your site —…
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Usercentrics is one of the most capable consent management platforms on the market — a Google Gold Tier CMP with…
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A New York federal judge refused to dismiss a CIPA pen-register class action over the adtech trackers on CNN.com —…
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A California federal judge refused to dismiss a CIPA pen-register class action over the TikTok and Microsoft Bing pixels on…
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The Ninth Circuit revived a CIPA wiretapping class action over the session-replay code on bloomingdales.com — rejecting the "record data"…
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Five European regulators ruled Google Analytics unlawful. The Data Privacy Framework resolved the problem they were ruling on — and…
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Most GDPR compliant solutions solve about a third of the problem — and the marketing language makes it almost impossible…
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A working reference to invasion of privacy in California: what each section of the California Invasion of Privacy Act actually…
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Meta lost the argument that it doesn't "use" its own Pixel — then won the case anyway, on procedure. In…
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Sutter Health paid $21.5 million over Google Analytics and the Meta Pixel running on a patient-portal login page. Nothing was…
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The difference between session cookies vs persistent cookies comes down to one thing: how long they live. But that single…
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European Wax Center agreed to pay $5 million to settle claims that its website ran the Meta Pixel, Attentive, LinkedIn,…
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A federal court let both a CIPA §631 wiretap claim and a federal Wiretap Act claim survive dismissal against a…
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CookieYes is one of the most popular cookie consent tools in the world — but its per-domain pricing, pageview overages,…
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Termly is a genuinely good all-in-one compliance tool — attorney-crafted legal policies and a cookie banner in one dashboard. But…
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You built the cookie banner. You added the "Do Not Sell or Share" link. You're CCPA compliant — so how…
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Most guides hand you a list of GDPR requirements and call it an audit. This one gives you the process…
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How did a California wiretapping statute written in 1967 — decades before the web existed — become the engine behind…
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If you run websites for both European and American audiences, you've probably wondered whether you need two different consent setups…
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The plaintiffs clicked "Disable All" — and, they allege, the tracking kept running anyway. A federal court dismissed their wiretapping…
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