Recent posts tagged gdpr

If you run an online store and even one customer outside your home country can buy from you, someone has probably asked you: "Is your store GDPR compliant?" For most new store owners, the honest answer is "I'm not sure." This guide breaks down what G...

If you build websites for clients, or you run your own business website, cookie consent is probably something you have thought about at some point. You added a banner, moved on, and assumed you were covered. There is a good chance you are not. And...

You've built the app. You've written the privacy policy. You've added a cookie banner. Job done, right? Not quite. GDPR compliance isn't a single checkbox — it's a spread of technical, legal, and operational requirements that touch almost every layer...

A few weeks ago I went down a rabbit hole. I'd been reading about how every SaaS company eventually has to deal with GDPR / SOC 2 / HIPAA, and how the existing tooling space basically goes like this: > "Do you have a password policy document?" > "Ye...

If you build software that tracks employee GPS — even just at clock-in and clock-out — you have a legal problem most companies ignore. !GPS privacy compliance for field servicehttps://geotapp.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/2-1.png The Proble...

TL;DR: Audited 276 websites and found that 95.65% of them had Cookie Banner proxy checks installed and 99.62% of bannered sites have pre-consent third‑party tracker signals still flagged by runtime audit engine. In other words: banner presence was ...

> ### TL;DR > You can ship a small first-party consent module fast AI helps. The > part that actually holds up under scrutiny is whether non-essential > requests and scripts stay dead until valid consent in a real > browser. Treat a runtime audit lik...