GDPR on Log and Usage Data
Some of the data you collect in your website's usage and access logs may count as personal data under the GDPR. You'll need to make sure you process it lawfully...
GDPR Joint Controllers
The GDPR usually covers one organization processing somebody's personal data. In some cases, two organizations work together to process the same data. Special "joint controller" rules may apply in this...
GDPR Data Controller vs Data Processor
If you handle personal data you may qualify as either a data controller or data processor under Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Your role depends largely on whether you...
Google Consent Mode vs Google Additional Consent Mode
Though they sound similar, Google Consent Mode and Google Additional Consent Mode are two different technologies. Both consent modes can be implemented through a Consent Management Platform (CMP) that supports...
Turkey KVKK and the GDPR
Turkey's adoption of Convention 108 and the introduction of its Data Protection Law (DPL), also known as Kişisel Verileri Koruma Kanunu (KVKK), mark significant strides in data protection, much like...
The GDPR's Lawful Basis
If you process data in the European Union or about EU residents, you will normally have to follow the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The most fundamental point of the...