The General Data Protection Regulation, an EU law, safeguards the personal data of individuals within the EU. It’s essential for any business providing services to, or monitoring the activities of, EU residents.
Google’s EU user consent policy strives to create a more privacy-centric digital advertising ecosystem. It does so by setting out requirements for advertisers using Google products. Learn how this policy affects you and how you comply with it.
Enacted in 2018 and effective from January 1, 2020, the CCPA represents a significant step in data privacy law in the United States. Find out what it means for your business and how to ensure your compliance.
The rules governing your use of cookies or best practices for collecting user consent are a national matter. Find the cookie guidelines for your country and explore how you best manage cookies, banners, and consents.
The Digital Markets Act is an EU regulation aiming to make the markets in the digital sector fairer and more open to competition. Find out what it covers and what it means for your business.
The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act (DMCC) is a UK legislation aimed at promoting competition and protecting consumers in digital markets.
The ePrivacy Directive sets the ground rules for cookies, tracking, and digital privacy in the EU, requiring websites to obtain user consent before storing cookies or tracking data. While the GDPR safeguards personal data, the ePrivacy Directive ensures the privacy of communications – both playing a key role in online privacy compliance.
The IAB TCF v2.2 redefines transparency, consent and compliance paving the way for robust user-centric digital experiences. Dive in to find out how it works and how it can benefit your business.
Thailand’s Personal Data Protection Act 2019 (‘PDPA’) came into force on June 1st, 2022. Learn what rules are set in place and how they may affect your website or app.
The LGPD is Brazil’s data protection law, in effect since September 18, 2020. It consolidated over 40 different statutes into one unified framework, creating strict rules for how businesses handle personal data.
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