A recent order in Shah v. MyFitnessPal, Inc. suggests that some courts may be looking at CCPA to understand California consumers’ privacy expectations. The case arises from the increasingly common ...

For many healthcare organizations, website consent appears to be a settled issue. A cookie banner is displayed, a privacy policy is linked, and users are given basic choices about tracking. On paper, ...

If you've worked in digital marketing at all in recent years, you know that the instructions for effective cookie use on company websites have been tweaked and tested more often than the secret recipe ...

Girl Scouts are hard at work, selling their Tagalongs, Samoas, and other cookies in front of grocery stores and on street corners all over Georgia. With this season's flavors also comes two ...

Demonstrators marched in New York City against US and Israeli strikes on Iran on Saturday, February 28. Footage here, filmed ...

Cookies are everywhere online, but should you allow them into your browsing life? Cookie-consent pop-ups are one of the biggest annoyances on the Internet. Almost every site you visit has a notice ...

Two California residents sued GoFundMe Inc. for allegedly continuing to track their online activity through third-party cookies even after they clicked “Reject all” on the website’s cookie consent ...

Four consumers sued Allstate Corp. for allegedly sharing their personal information with third-party companies despite promising website visitors they could opt out of data tracking for advertising ...