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The latest EDPB guidance about the controller-processor-subprocessor relationship as well as emerging AI and Data Act considerations are reshaping contract requirements and supplier dynamics. On the 3rd of December, Chris Jeffery (Taylor Wessing) and Lucy Lyons (Taylor Wessing) will join Sourcepoint's Nial Ferguson and Marina Pappa to examine the changing landscape of digital supply chain management in Europe. The webinar will conclude with a demo of the newest capabilities of our vendor compliance monitoring software and a Q&A. Register here 👉 https://hubs.li/Q02Z2QBb0 . . . . . . . . #EDPB #subprocessors #subsubprocessors #GDPR #AI #DataAct

Privacy laws in four more U.S. states went into effect last week, and five more states now require respect of Universal Opt-Out Mechanisms (#UOOMs). Read more: https://hubs.li/Q031wc5J0

5 new state comprehensive #privacy laws go into effect January 1. Have you lost track of the differences? Check out Sourcepoint's comparison chart to refresh your memory: https://lnkd.in/gTdaB-MJ

Legal constraints on the adtech business transformed in 2021. Wait – 2022 was the bigger deal. Or maybe the heaviest blows to the adtech ship, legally, came in 2024. BakerHostetler’s Taylor Bloom, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz’s Daniel M. Goldberg, Squire Patton Boggs‘ Kyle R. Fath, William Magrath, Sourcepoint’s Julie Rubash, McKenzie Thomsen, CIPP/US of In-House Privacy, Inc. boiled down six legal pressures tightening around adtech for the California Lawyers Association. Read their cogent views on how adtech privacy is morphing in The Cybersecurity Law Report today (sub or trial access) #adtech #privacylaw #optouts #privacycompliance: https://lnkd.in/eGR-yrZK

The French CNIL announced that it ordered several website publishers to modify, within one month, their consent banners that the CNIL found to be misleading. Read more: https://hubs.li/Q02_T62w0

Managing Director in the Media Industry gives Sourcepoint Consent and Preference Management 5/5 Rating in Gartner Peer Insights™ Consent and Preference Management Market.

"With privacy regulations having reduced our ability to measure, retarget, and leverage third-party data (which were arguably not that accurate to begin with)," writes our VP of Marketing Elena Morin, "it's tempting to view first-party data as something of a silver bullet." "As we head into 2025, it’s time to shed the mindset that all first-party data is good data." Read Elena's take on why privacy laws might be the tough love marketers need to be truly data-driven – link in comments. cc: Brian Kane Ben Barokas Nial Ferguson Julie Rubash #PrivacyCompliance #Marketing #DigitalPrivacy #MarTech

Oregon is ramping up public awareness of its Consumer Privacy Act, releasing new survey data showing 80% of residents prioritize privacy. While the law shares many common requirements with other state privacy laws, one standout obligation is its mandate for businesses to provide consumers with lists of third parties that have purchased their data. This transparency requirement goes beyond typical disclosure obligations. Businesses operating in Oregon need to track and be ready to report on their data selling practices in detail - not just what data they collect, but specifically who they've sold it to.

We love to hear from our clients! Director of Legal & Compliance gives Sourcepoint Consent and Preference Management 5/5 Rating in Gartner Peer Insights™ Consent and Preference Management Market.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is aggressively enforcing the state's new data privacy law, targeting major companies for sharing sensitive user data without proper consent. Latest in the crosshairs: Sirius XM, MyRadar, Miles, and Tapestri. The key issue? These companies allegedly failed to obtain clear, affirmative consent before sharing *sensitive data* – including location and vehicle information. Under Texas law, consent must be "freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous." Link to read more in comments👇 #DataPrivacy #TexasPrivacy #sensitivedata