Simon Schmid
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Article 29 Data Protection Working Party: we’re not quite happy about cookies yet
The Article 29 Data Protection Working Party has made what they call “sweep days” a custom. We’ve published blog posts about the earlier Internet Sweep Day and Mobile…
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ICO says: Google to change its privacy policy
Google has come under heavy investigation by European privacy agencies ever since their privacy policy changes that integrated around 70 services into one privacy notice…
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Privacy Policy for Minors in California (and USA)
On (and after) January 1st 2015, in two days’ time, California law SB 568 called “Privacy Rights for California Minors in the Digital World” will…
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Device Fingerprinting and Cookie Law
Let’s talk about a term called “device fingerprinting“ The reason for this post is a very recent publication of an opinion by the EU’s think…
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Privacy Policy for Game Sites
We have our first third party integration with a provider of HTML5 games. GamePix is a marketplace and provider of html5 games on the web. Since yesterday…
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About App Store Rejection: “Metadata Rejected”
Your app is getting rejected after having submitted it potentially weeks earlier and being very hopeful. What happened? The most annoying reason you can get…
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Apple Developer Blog: Including a Privacy Policy in Your Apps
Here’s an interesting piece of Apple news. Ok maybe it’s not as interesting as it’s informative. Apple decided to post information about “including a privacy…
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Google Analytics User ID in Your Privacy Policy
Google Analytics and Google are pushing their new standard hard. Soon all accounts will be required to use Universal Analytics instead of the older implementation technologies.…
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Recent Integrations into the Privacy Policy Generator
Most iubenda users don’t feel that we are working on the product all of the time. And while that certainly is a good thing, we…
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Fines over COPPA Non-Compliance ($750’000)
There are two new fines out for companies that improperly collected information about children. TinyCo and Yelp both settle the charges with fines of $300k…
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