Cookies & Consent

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Cookies are little text files that a website places on a user’s browser when they visit the site. Many cookies, particularly marketing and analytics cookies,…

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…

Following the established requirements for the EU and UK, Google is extending its compliance demand to Switzerland. Starting July 2024, publishers targeting users in Switzerland must use…

Google has introduced a new version of its Google Consent Mode, a framework that helps advertisers obtain users’ consent to show personalized ads and improve…

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