California’s Opt Me Out Act adds a new browser-side requirement to California’s existing CCPA opt-out framework. From January 1, 2027, a CCPA-covered business that develops or maintains a browser must provide consumer-configurable functionality that can send an opt-out preference signal to businesses the consumer interacts with through that browser.

The EU Digital Omnibus Cookie Reform: Read about the proposal of the European Commission Digital Omnibus, what Could Change for Cookie Banners, and how to prepare for EU Digital Omnibus Cookie Consent changes.

In 2026, IAB Europe introduced TCF Policy v5.0.b, that present requirements and guidance on multi-device consent, sets rules on how to present Features in CMP interfaces, updates Special Feature 2, and adds a new standardTexts field to the Global Vendor List (GVL).

Vermont has enacted the Vermont Data Privacy and Online Surveillance Act, introducing new privacy requirements for businesses that collect or process data from Vermont residents. The law takes effect on January 1, 2028 and covers areas such as cookies and online tracking, targeted advertising, data sales, sensitive and consumer health data, consent, and consumer opt-out rights.

Oklahoma’s new privacy law, enacted through Senate Bill 546, takes effect on January 1, 2027. Covered businesses should prepare their websites for new rules around targeted advertising, personal-data sales, profiling, sensitive-data consent, privacy notices and consumer opt-outs before the effective date.

What is a Universal opt-out Mechanism, and is it the same as GPC? Read the blog to learn about Universal opt-out Mechanism requirements, Global Privacy Control requirements, and GPC requirements by state.

This guide explains what the Alabama personal data Protection Act (APDPA) is, who must comply with it, consumers’ rights, consent requirements, and how to comply with the APDPA.

The number of tracking pixel lawsuits and session replay lawsuits under CIPA is increasing. Read about the CIPA lawsuit tracker to learn why CIPA lawsuits are increasing and how to reduce your CIPA compliance risk.

Some tracking pixels create far more risk than others. In fact, most risks come from third-party tools that collect personally identifiable or sensitive activities from web pages that have not been subject to a thorough review process.

Health privacy risk does not always start with medical records. For many health-related websites, it can begin when a visitor opens a page, uses a symptom tool, books an appointment, or interacts with a chat widget.

What does consent mean in VR and AR environments, and how to obtain one? How does CCPA/GDPR apply to VR and AR platforms? Read this blog to learn how to give consent in immersive spaces without screens or banners.

The new Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) enhances protection for minors online and sets requirements for platforms and apps, introducing the Duty of Care principle. Read about the differences between age gating and age assurance.

What is the FTC's new “Click-to-Cancel” rule? How does the Federal Trade Commission regulate subscriptions and cookie banners? What counts as a dark pattern in cookie banners in 2026?

Does the United Arab Emirates have a data protection law? Read this guide to understand the UAE PDPL legal basis, consent requirements, and obligations of data controllers and processors to comply with the law.

What is Mexico Data Privacy Law LFPDPPP and how to comply with it? Read this comprehensive compliance guide for businesses to reach compliance in 2026.

What is the legal difference between Global Privacy Control (GPC) and Do Not Track? Do Websites still need to support Do Not Track? Let’s delve deeper into the signals for user privacy choices and learn which one you should use.

The full application date of the Act is August 2, 2026. What are the requirements of the EU AI Act, and how should websites get ready for it? Read the EU AI Act checklist for websites and get ready now.

Healthcare in 2026 is almost fully digital—EHRs, telehealth platforms, patient portals, mobile apps, and AI-assisted tools are now baked into everyday care, which means PHI security is officially core clinical infrastructure, not a legal side-quest.

What is the CAN-SPAM Act? Is it still in effect? Does it apply to B2B emails? Read more about the CAN-SPAM Act and its standards for sending commercial electronic mail in the U.S.

Privacy rules in the U.S. just keep multiplying, and 2026 adds a few more to the list. Kentucky, Rhode Island, and Indiana all have their own consumer-data laws kicking in on January 1, 2026, which might feel like a small thing at first, but it does change the picture for any business working across different states.

Does Nigeria have a data protection law? Read this guide to understand the NDPA legal basis, consent requirements, and ensure compliance with the law.

On July 24, 2025, Algeria officially enacted Law No. 25-11, supplementing its previous data privacy law. Read about key principles of Algeria’s data protection framework and practical steps to achieve compliance with Algeria’s Data Protection Law 18-07.

Texas’s New Child-Safety Bill (SB 2420) will come into effect on January 1, 2026. Read more about who SB 2420 applies to, what are the main requirements of SB 2420, and how to stay compliant with Texas’s new child-safety law.

What is Uruguay’s personal data Protection Law (PDPL) and what are the requirements for compliance. Read this comprehensive guide on the PDPL to find best practices for businesses operating in Uruguay to comply with the law.

The Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act (MCDPA) took effect on July 31, 2025, establishing new data privacy standards for Minnesota citizens. Let’s delve deeper into the MCDPA requirements for businesses, rights for individuals, enforcement of the MCDPA, and penalties for non-compliance.

What is Israel's Privacy Protection Law (PPL), and how to comply with it? Read this blog to find out key principles, obligations for businesses, and key differences between Israel’s PPL vs. Europe’s GDPR.

Do small businesses have to worry about compliance with US state-level data privacy laws? What state privacy laws are coming into effect in 2025 and 2026? Let’s read this guide for practical steps to stay compliant with US data privacy regulations.

Which countries are covered by GDPR? What are GDPR adequacy countries? Is GDPR only valid in Europe? Is the United Kingdom a GDPR country? Read this comprehensive guide to find answers to these questions.

What is Japan’s data privacy law APPI and what is its key principles? Who must comply with the APPI and how to comply with it?

Privacy rules in Latin America are shifting fast. Argentina, Colombia, and Mexico are each tightening how consent, cookies, and tracking are handled — sometimes borrowing straight from the GDPR playbook, sometimes adding their own twists.

How do Asia-Pacific data privacy laws differ from Europe’s GDPR? Read more about Consent frameworks in Japan (APPI), South Korea (PIPA), and Singapore (PDPA) to know better about Asia-Pacific nuances.

Canada’s plan to modernize privacy law fell apart in January 2025. Bill C-27, the package that carried the Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CPPA) and the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), died when Parliament was prorogued. That left PIPEDA still running the show—and businesses scrambling with provincial rules and no clear word on what Ottawa will do next.

Think of the DSA as the EU’s new playbook for online platforms: no more hidden ads, no vague rules, and no secret algorithms. It’s about giving users clarity and holding companies to account.

The EU Data Act will become applicable in September 2025. This legislative framework sets rules on data access, sharing, and use across various sectors. Read this blog to understand its implications and the expected changes in the data management.

What is Vietnam’s personal data Protection Law (PDPL) and how to comply with it? Read this blog to find out key principles, obligations for businesses, security measures, and compliance steps under the PDPL.

The GDPR and China’s PIPL both aim to protect personal data, but they approach compliance in different ways. From consent standards to how cross-border transfers are handled, the contrasts matter—especially for global businesses.

New federal rules from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) are changing how websites handle sensitive user data across borders. If your site relies on analytics, ad tech, or other third-party tools, this matters more than you might think.

Read about China's Personal Information Protection Law, the obligations it imposes on businesses, and the rights of Chinese citizens in protecting their Personal Information.

California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) wasn’t on most companies’ radar — until recently. Now, it’s at the center of a wave of lawsuits catching digital teams off guard.

The Nebraska Data Privacy Act took effect on January 1, 2025. Read this blog to learn who it applies to and how to comply with the law.

In 2025, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) is increasing the pressure on businesses to be more mindful of user data—especially regarding cookies and trackers. It's no longer enough to have a banner; if your site collects more data than it needs or holds onto it for too long, you're taking a risk.

What is the German Accessibility Improvement Act (BFSG), who has to comply with the BFSG, and how to comply with it? Read to find out.

What is India's Digital personal data Protection Act (DPDPA) and how to comply with it? What are the diffferences between DPDPA and the EU's GDPR? Learn what this law means for businesses and Indian individuals.

What is the Argentina‘s personal data Protection Law (PDPL)? Who does Argentina’s PDPL apply to, and how to comply with the law? Read this blog article to find out.

Learn about the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020 and its compliance requirements, 13 Privacy Principles, and how to protect Personal Information.

The Consent Management Ordinance should come into force on April 1, 2025. Its aim is to limit the use of cookie banners, but experts already expect it to fail. Read this article to learn why.

What is Singapore’s personal data Protection Act (PDPA), who does it apply to, and how to comply with the PDPA? Read this article to find out.

The Maryland Online Data Privacy Act comes into effect on October 1, 2025. Read this blog to learn how to comply with the MODPA and get ready for the law now!

The New Jersey Data Privacy Act comes into effect on January 16, 2025. Read this blog to learn if it applies to your business and how to comply with it.

Oregon Consumer Privacy Act, or Senate Bill 619, came into effect on July 1, 2024. Read what rights it provides for consumers and what duties it imposes upon businesses. 

The New Hampshire Data Privacy Law takes effect on January 1, 2025. Learn more about the law and how to prepare for it.

Read the top 10 data privacy trends and tendencies you need to understand in data privacy in 2025. Get ready now to navigate compliance and seize new strategic opportunities.