As the calendar turned to 2023, it wasn’t just a new year but also a new era of privacy ushered in with the California…
First things first: Happy Data Privacy Day 2023! We hope you consent to having some fun this year! As we celebrate Data Privacy Day…
In September 2021, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) issued its Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL) to regulate the processing of personal data. The…
On June 17, 2022 a press release from the United Kingdom (UK) Government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) and The Rt…
Much has been made about 2023 being the year of reckoning for privacy regulations in the United States, with five states having new regulations…
Privacy protections in the United States take a big leap forward in 2023 with five states having new privacy laws going into effect. This…
On October 7, the White House announced an “Executive Order: On Enhancing Safeguards For United States (US) Signals Intelligence Activities.” President Biden did this…
The plight of Google Analytics in the EU continues as the Danish DPA issued a press release regarding the use of Google Analytics for…
You’ve seen the statistics. It’s no secret that in today’s marketing environment users expect a higher level of personalized communication while at the same…
On Aug. 24, California’s Attorney General announced a settlement for $1.2 million with a powerhouse beauty retailer (Sephora) due to a violation of consumer…
In an age where technology and data are ubiquitous, it is more important than ever to protect the information of individuals. Personal data can…
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