New to cookies? Here’s what you need to know (Part 1)
If you’re a rookie when it comes to cookies, look no further. This two-part blog aims to explain what they are, and why we’re hearing so much about them these days. We’ll give a rundown of cookie requirements, consent, and what organisations must do to make sure their cookies comply with the EU GDPR (and […]
GDPR is four: data protection trends to watch as regulation marks anniversary
Data protection has been evolving consistently since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force on 25 May 2018. This can make it complicated for organisations to stay up to date with the ever-changing landscape. This blog is here to guide you through topical trends to note as we enter GDPR’s fifth year. GDPR […]
What you need to know about Google Analytics 4
Google’s recent announcement that it’s winding down Universal Analytics in favour of Google Analytics 4 follows whirlwind decisions, rulings, and complaints at EU level. The outcome of major decisions made by the French and data protection authorities, along with other European regulators, was that the previous version of Google Analytics was deemed an unlawful transfer […]
Trouble for TikTok: €6 billion class action claim
Social media platforms’ data protection practices are coming under increasing scrutiny, and this time it’s TikTok’s turn in the spotlight. The popular app is used by teenagers and young adults in more than 150 countries, but recent developments in the Netherlands raise issues of consumer rights and data protection. This blog will use those examples […]
Biometrics: Does GDPR mean thumbs down for fingerprint scanners in the workplace?
As physical offices reopen, providing secure access to workplaces will now be back on the agenda for many organisations. Some may feel swipe cards and lanyards are a little old school. Maybe they’re thinking about upgrading to biometric technology like fingerprint scanners as a way to improve security and convenience. But managers and business owners […]