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Social Media and GDPR: How do they interact? Are social media and #GDPR related in any way? A resounding “yes” should be the normal response. Most likely, you are familiar with GDPR and may even remember howSocial Media and GDPR: How do they interact?

Zero Party Data and First-Party Data​: Know the Difference Zero-party data, a concept developed by Forrester Research in 2018, doesn’t need to be analysed and provides straight customer information. First-party data, on the other hand,Zero Party Data and First-Party Data​: Know the Difference

Is A Cookieless Future The Way Forward The planned removal of third-party cookies from Chrome browsers by Google, which was announced in January 2020, represents a shift in the digital world toward a cookie-less future. GoogleIs A Cookieless Future The Way Forward

Cross-border transfers of Personal Data under the GDPR- Explained Introduction  The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation, which came into existence in May 2018, lays down provisions for the processing of users’ personal data and theCross-border transfers of Personal Data under the GDPR- Explained

DPIA v. PIA: What’s the difference? Introduction   With the advent of multiple #privacy legislations around the globe, it becomes essential for business organizations to start investing and implementing privacy programs inside their organization. The two essential conceptsDPIA v. PIA: What’s the difference?