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Short answer: if your site collects any personal data, almost certainly yes. The longer answer is more useful — because…
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Can you use legitimate interest for email tracking instead of getting consent? If someone told you that legitimate interest email…
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You built the site. You added the analytics. You manage a hundred more just like it. Then a client forwards…
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GoodRx is the case that broadens the story beyond hospitals — and it is really two separate matters that are…
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Advocate Aurora Health paid $12.25 million to settle a consolidated class action covering roughly 2.5 million patients — one of…
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Before "pixel litigation" was a category anyone tracked, Mass General Brigham paid $18.4 million to settle a class action over…
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It's the most expensive sentence in healthcare digital compliance: "we have a cookie banner, so we're covered." The federal regulator…
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The straight answer to "do I need consent to track email opens": in the EU/UK, usually yes if the pixel…
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Inova Health agreed to a $3.15 million settlement over Meta and Google pixels on its public-facing websites — but the…
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Penn Medicine agreed to a settlement of up to $9.5 million over Meta and Google tracking pixels on its myPennMedicine…
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BetterHelp is the case that put the most sensitive data of all — mental-health therapy information — at the centre…
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A tracking pixel vs a cookie looks like a technical distinction, but in 2026 it became a legal one that…
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Health systems have paid more than $100 million settling website-tracking lawsuits — and most of those cases were not won…
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In May 2025, Ireland's Data Protection Commission fined TikTok €530 million — and the reason matters for every EU site…
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Termageddon is one of the best legal-policy generators on the market — attorney-built, auto-updating, genuinely respected. But if you're evaluating…
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The Garante tracking pixel email rules landed in April 2026: Italy's data protection authority made the pixel that tracks email…
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OneTrust is a genuinely powerful platform — built for Fortune 500 legal teams, priced to match. If you're a small…
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Osano is a genuinely capable privacy platform — and that's exactly the point. If you're evaluating Osano alternatives, the question…
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Iubenda is one of the best legal-document tools in the privacy market — attorney-drafted policies that update themselves. But if…
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The CNIL email tracking pixels recommendation, published in April 2026, made France the first country with dedicated rules on the…
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The short answer: email open tracking is legal — but in the EU it now generally requires the recipient's prior…
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For years, the invisible pixel that tells you whether someone opened your email sat in a regulatory grey zone. In…
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To opt out is to refuse or withdraw permission for something that would otherwise happen by default. To opt in…
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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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