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Do I Need a Cookie Policy on My Website?

Byte Technology

The Cookie Law is all about privacy. If you have a website in the United States and get visitors from the EU, a cookie warning or popup notice is needed to satisfy the EU laws. Individuals are provided the right to refuse the use of cookies, which reduce their online privacy. What are Cookies? What Should I Do?

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Privacy-First Marketing for Nonprofits

Media Cause

When is the last time you read through your organization’s privacy policy? How about your cookie consent banner? Ensure your actions match your policies When you say you aren’t tracking website visitors, are you sure that’s the case? Maybe… never? If so, you’re not alone.

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5 Ways to Protect Your Nonprofit’s Data

Nonprofit Tech for Good

By Ryan Polk , a Policy Advisor at the Internet Society , where he is primarily focused on issues related to Internet trust. In its recent survey on the State of Nonprofit Cybersecurity , NTEN found that nearly 70% of nonprofits do not have policies and procedures in place in case of a cyberattack. Stop reusing passwords.

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Nonprofit Guide to US Digital Privacy Laws: CCPA, SHIELD

Whole Whale

There are two new major online privacy policy changes coming in 2020, the CCPA in California and SHIELD act in New York. These acts mimic the standard set by the European Union with GDPR and many of the policies will sound familiar. If your site is large (over 50k MAU) and doesn’t ask for cookie consent.

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What is CAPI and how will it impact your nonprofit?

Media Cause

A glimpse at a cookie free world . This would allow users to stop the collection of 3rd party cookies that many companies use to collect information and better serve ads. . This option is replacing browser side tracking, which uses a pixel to create a cookie that tracks activity and sends it back to Facebook.

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GA4 FAQs: What Mission-Driven Organizations Need to Know

Forum One

Another complication of continuing UA was that it works through cookies. Browsers are increasingly placing limitations on cookies, and recent legislation like GDPR and CCPA have led more users to opt out of cookies. Google believes GA4 better predicts audience needs and provides better data.

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GA Apocalypse: The Deprecation of Universal Google Analytics

Whole Whale

This is completely our view based on reading between the lines and also watching increasing regulations like GDPR and evolving data tracking through cookie policies. Why is Google Analytics doing this? We think there is a reason why this is the first bullet in the announcement: Thanks, but I’m still frustrated.