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Risky Business in the New Year
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3y ago
Even if you do not have to comply with GDPR, 12 States have passed data privacy regulations to date. You may still need to comply with data protection law regardless if you qualify for various State laws. Even if State law doesn't app
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The U.S. and the EU signed the Data Privacy Framework over this past summer. https://www.dataprivacyframework.gov/s/ This offers methods for EU residents to exercise claims against U.S. businesses. Among other require
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3y ago
While you asked about GDPR, the banners are actually required for many use cases by the EU ePrivacy Directive[1]. This use case is both more broad, and different than those afford by GDPR. However it's possible both can overlap and yo
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3y ago
Data Privacy efforts are heavily slated to impact Analytics quality / volume in the next several years. On the technical side we have things like Apple's Intelligent Tracking Prevention, App Tracking Transparency, Mail Tracking Tr
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3y ago
Write a blog (history is valuable here, speak on Podcasts, Present at Conferences, be active on social media. This can lead to people offering you positions that aren't publicly posted, because via your engagement they feel they unders
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4y ago
The author does gloss over the fact that Twitter has FTC Consent & GDPR requirements to meet, which means it does have to slow down during feature development at the risk of fines.
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4y ago
2021
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4y ago
Not Legal Advice. Once your request is verified by Lexis-Nexus, they should have kicked off multiple work streams (disclosure, limited purpose, deletion) which may resolve in different orders, but must resolve in 'x' days, where &
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Italy concludes investigation on Google Analytics
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Thought Experiment: Privacy Law, ITP and Consent Management
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iOS User Deletion Policy Enforcement Begins Soon
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CPRA Draft Regulations Arrive
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Consent Mode and Google Analytics 4
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Is your privacy policy up to date for Google Analytics?
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Utah Consumer Privacy Act Signed
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Colorado Hints at “Reasonable Security Measures” for the Colorado Privacy Act
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Google Kills Univeral Analytics
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Adobe Analytics and GDPR
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Privacy Comes to Android April First
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5y ago
https://iapp.org/news/a/new-eu-data-blockage-as-german-court...
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5y ago
I think we have to look at Recital 23 through 31 they clarify what 'goods and services' mean. https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-23/
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5y ago
Well I mean think of a store which doesn't accept EU payment or ship to EU addresses, nor target EU residents with Advertising. You'd be hard pressed to say they service EU residents even if the site was able to be visited by EU
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The last two data exchange agreements between US/EU were overturned. I think it's unlikely at this point unless the USA adjusts some of its surveillance laws.
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It depends on Art 3. https://gdpr-info.eu/art-3-gdpr/ Just because a website exists and may be visited by a EU resident, does not mean that the site automatically has to comply.
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5y ago
The author of the blog apparently also wrote about Zaraz in this post: https://cunderwood.dev/2022/01/30/tag-management-is-no-longe...
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Consent, GDPR and Google Analytics
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Is Server-Side Google Analytics the Answer to GDPR?
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An uncertain future for the web in Europe
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30 Days from notice. https://developer.apple.com/support/app-store-improvements/
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