The CCPA: California Consumer Privacy Act (“CCPA”) is landmark privacy legislation in the United States. The law provides a variety of consumer rights to Californians, allowing individuals to expand their control over their personally identifiable information (“PII”). At a minimum, the CCPA is a step towards the European Union’s General … Read more
As consumers have become more interested in the privacy of their Personally Identifiable Information (PII) online, more countries and states have passed their own privacy laws. These privacy laws protect the PII of consumers by providing them with certain privacy rights, requiring websites to have a Privacy Policy and imposing … Read more
The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) is a privacy law that protects the personal information of Canadians. PIPEDA achieves this goal by requiring certain websites to have a Privacy Policy, by providing Canadians with privacy rights, and by imposing heavy penalties on those that fail to comply … Read more
Some people subscribe to the idea that the only constant in life is change. If you have looked at your inbox in the last few weeks, then you know that the only real constant in life is change to Privacy Policies. Seriously though, why is everyone sending these emails about … Read more
Our President and Co-Founder, Donata Kalnenaite, was recently invited to speak at Wordcamp Jackson, MI about privacy. For those of you who are unaware, Wordcamp is an event for web professionals, including web designers, developers, marketers, freelancers and more that encourages the sharing of ideas and the building of a … Read more
More and more frequently, clients purchasing websites are demanding increased transparency for their users with regards to the use of cookies and privacy policies. On the user’s end, this results in an increased frequency of non-obtrusive pop-up windows asking for approval of privacy policies and cookies. Many privacy laws throughout … Read more
Unless you are at Target, you want to make sure that you actually need what you are buying. This concept especially applies to business expenses such as software. Is it a legal requirement to have a Privacy Policy on a website? Do you really need to have a Privacy Policy … Read more
The Maine privacy law (LD 946), an act to protect the privacy of online consumer information, requires Internet service providers to obtain consent before being allowed to use, disclose or provide access to customer information. This guide is for anyone interested in learning more about this law and their rights … Read more
We all make mistakes. For example, I once dated a guy who had snakes as pets. But hey, I was younger then so hopefully all is forgiven. Unfortunately, there is one huge mistake on the Internet that we need to explore. I am sure that you have all seen the … Read more
This whole blog post could be just one sentence: “because a bad Privacy Policy can land you in front of the Senate.” Unfortunately, we are trying to work on our SEO so we will just have to elaborate. A Privacy Policy is an agreement that specifies what information you collect … Read more
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