Help Articles
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What to Do When the Automatic Blocking Mode is Blocking Too Much
Automatic blocking mode is a powerful feature designed to support privacy compliance by automatically blocking certain scripts, cookies, or tracking technologies until user consent is obtained. However, in some cases, it might block more than necessary, leading to issues for users. This guide will help you troubleshoot and adjust the settings to better suit your…
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EU User Consent Policy: Expansion to Switzerland
Google is intensifying its efforts to align its Swiss users with the EU User Consent Policy. The policy, which was first introduced in 2015 and then updated in 2018 to comply with the enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), has been essential in clarifying the obligations of Google’s advertising and analytics users in the…
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Implementing the “Omnibus” Directive for Online Marketplaces
Introduction to the New Information Requirements The “Omnibus” Directive 2019/2161 introduces specific information requirements for contracts concluded on online marketplaces. This guide is designed to help online marketplace providers understand and implement these requirements effectively to ensure compliance. The “Omnibus” Directive: Key Information Requirements Before a consumer is bound by a distance contract, or any…
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Choosing the Best Cookie Audit Tool: How To Conduct a Cookie Audit With a Tool or Manually
Conducting a cookie audit is a crucial step for website and business owners to ensure they comply with privacy laws and provide a transparent online experience. Whether you choose to use a cookie audit tool or prefer a manual approach, understanding the process is essential. This guide will walk you through how to conduct a…
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EDPB’s Opinion on “Consent or Pay” Models
Here’s everything you need to know about the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) latest opinion on the ‘‘consent or pay’ models deployed by large online platforms. 👇 Background Irish Fine: Meta was fined 390 million euros by Ireland’s Data Protection Commission for issues related to its targeted advertising practices. Meta’s Implementation Attempt: Meta introduced the “pay or…
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WordPress Plugin for Google Consent Mode v2
WordPress Plugin for Google Consent Mode v2 iubenda’s All-in-one Compliance WordPress plugin is the easiest way to activate Google Consent Mode Download the plugin, install it on your WordPress site and the automatic configuration will instantly enable Google Consent Mode Start now Enable Google Consent Mode 3 easy steps with iubenda Step 1 Download and…
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DPO Newsletter: Global Data Protection & Privacy News (issue #130)
We’ve compiled the latest in Data Protection and Privacy news for your convenience below. 1) Newly Published Documentation 2) Notable Case Law 3) New and Upcoming Legislation 4) Strong Impact Tech Other key information from the past weeks 👍 Enjoyed this issue? Share it on LinkedIn and subscribe for weekly updates
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The Proposed American Privacy Rights Act: An In-Depth Look
The American Privacy Rights Act (APRA) is emerging as a significant, bipartisan effort to set a national standard for privacy protections. This piece delves into the essence of the APRA, exploring its potential impact and the new legal landscape it proposes. But first, here’s a quick summary of its main components: Data Management Principles: The legislation…
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Google Consent Mode v2 e-book
Starting March 2024, Consent Mode v2 is required if you want to keep using Google services for EU users. Waiting could mean losing out on analytics data, and your ads could even be removed from European markets. Google Consent Mode v2 What’s New and How It Affects You Using Google tools effectively within the modern…
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Understanding the ICO’s New Fining Guidance
A new detailed guidance from the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has been published explaining the steps and criteria they will consider before imposing fines on businesses that violate data protection rules. The ICO’s new fining guidance will offer clear information and transparency on how the ICO will make decisions about penalties and how they are calculated.…