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6–9 minutes
Browser signals and machine-readable consent: what they are and what the EU’s Digital Omnibus could change
Cookie banners have been a routine part of users’ experience online and a frequent source of frustration. Users are asked to make the same choices…
Alice Perseval
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4–6 minutes
How to increase your cookie banner opt-in rates: 5 mistakes to fix today
If only a small share of your visitors accepts cookies on your site, there are small (and legit, of course) tweaks you can make to…
Alice Perseval
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2–3 minutes
The redesigned cookie banner and configurator
We’ve rolled out a redesigned cookie banner and a refreshed configurator to match. This update is about making consent easier for visitors to give and…
Sabreen Swan
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11–16 minutes
Which is the best terms and conditions generator? 6 tools compared for 2026
Compare the best terms and conditions generators for 2026. See features, pros, and cons, along with the vital ingredients your terms and conditions need.
Juan Ruiz
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11–17 minutes
The best cookie policy generator in 2026: compare features, pricing, and reviews
Got a website? You’re probably using cookies. They’re those little data files that a user downloads when visiting your site. They enable shopping carts to…
Andrea Orivati
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1–2 minutes
What are cookie preferences?
Cookie preferences are the choices that users make regarding the types of cookies a website can place on their devices. These preferences allow users to…
Carla Gonzalez Cidoncha
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1–2 minutes
Passive Consent Definition & Meaning
What is Passive Consent? Passive consent means that consent from a user is assumed if they don’t explicitly object to something. Passive consent (also called…
Carla Gonzalez Cidoncha
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1–2 minutes
Is Email Address Personal Information?
Yes, email address is considered personally identifiable information (PII). Under data protection laws, such as the GDPR or the CCPA, personally identifiable information is any…
Carla Gonzalez Cidoncha
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4–7 minutes
First-Party vs Third-Party Cookies: What’s the Difference?
Cookies are small text files that websites install on users’ devices for different purposes. You can think of them as a website’s memory: every time…
Carla Gonzalez Cidoncha
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3–5 minutes
Universal Opt-Out Mechanisms (UOOM): Essential Compliance Guide for Businesses
For businesses that collect or process personal data, compliance with privacy regulations is no longer optional—it’s an operational necessity. As more US states enforce privacy…
Jessica Ryder
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4–6 minutes
What Happens to Compliance When Ad-Blockers and Browsers Block Cookies?
Many website owners worry about GDPR compliance when users visit their sites with ad-blockers enabled. Ad-blockers and browsers like Brave might block iubenda’s Privacy Controls…
Juan Ruiz
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