Help Articles
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4 Reasons Why You Need A Privacy Policy
You might be asking yourself: do I really need a privacy policy for my website? As we’re about to see, the answer is almost certainly yes. In this article, we’ll go through the main 4 reasons why you need a privacy policy for your website or app! But first, let’s quickly recap: What is a privacy policy?
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Make your clients’ sites and apps compliant with iubenda
How iubenda can help you Resell iubenda solutions to your clients to make their sites/apps compliant For websites/apps Privacy and Cookie Policy Generator Create a privacy and cookie policy in minutes. Customizable from 1700+ clauses, available in 8 languages and automatically updated if the law changes, our generator allows you to create a legal document
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Gravatar and the GDPR – How to be compliant
What is Gravatar? Gravatar (Globally Recognized Avatar) is an image visualization service provided by Automattic Inc. that allows websites to incorporate content of this kind on their pages. Do I need a Privacy Policy if I use Gravatar on my website? Yes, you do. If you use Gravatar, then add this service to your privacy
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How to create GDPR compliant forms
If your business is based in Europe, or you process the personal data of individuals in Europe, the GDPR affects you. When relying on consent as your legal basis for processing, the GDPR says the consent has to be freely given, specific, informed, and unambiguous. Let’s see how you can make sure you’re earning consent
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GDPR Marketing Consent
How does GDPR consent requirement affect your marketing activities? Do you always need consent under the GDPR? In this post, we’re going to shed some light on this topic and give you practical advice on how to collect GDPR consent for marketing. Why does GDPR require consent? GDPR requires that organizations have a lawful basis for processing
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How does GDPR affect B2B
The GDPR requires all businesses that handle personal data for EU citizens to follow guidelines on how they collect, use and store that information. It’s no surprise that B2B sales and marketing teams are one of the most affected groups by this regulation. So, how does GDPR affect B2B? Let’s discover it! In this article
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How to add Google AdSense to Squarespace
To monetize your Squarespace site, you can include ads on your blog using third-party services like Google AdSense. To do this, you’ll need to paste code from Google AdSense into Code Blocks, a Squarespace premium feature available in Business and Commerce plan. Using Code Blocks, you’ll be able to display the ads where you prefer: Note:
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What is CAN-SPAM opt out and how do you set it up?
What is CAN-SPAM opt out and what does it require? Find out how to set up for the US CAN-SPAM Act using the explanation and example below. What is the CAN-SPAM Act? The CAN-SPAM Act is a federal regulation that sets the rules for commercial messages, including email. Under CAN-SPAM, you must provide the option
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Europe’s ePrivacy Directive: an overview
What is the EU ePrivacy Directive about? What are the requirements? What does it mean for your website’s use of cookies? In this post we’ll answer these questions and show you how to comply. What is the EU ePrivacy Directive? Together with the GDPR, the ePrivacy Directive (also known as Cookie Law) is the most critical EU
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IAB TCF v2 Transition Timeline
The full transition to IAB’s Transparency and Consent Framework version 2.0 is set to be completed soon. Below are some of the changes that have come along with version 2.0 and what’s left of the timeline. What’s different with IAB’s Transparency and Consent Framework v2.0? According to CEO Townsend Feehan, TCF 2.0 addresses feedback received