Expert insights on cookie compliance, GDPR, PIPEDA, and web privacy best practices.
A cookie banner asks visitors for consent before non-essential cookies load. Learn what it must do, the rules in the EU, UK, Canada and US, and the mistakes regulators fine.
How to add a cookie banner to your website without code. Use a free consent management platform, paste one snippet, and stay GDPR compliant in minutes.
Use our free privacy policy generator to create a GDPR, PIPEDA, CCPA, and Law 25 compliant privacy policy. No signup required. Copy-paste ready.
Learn how to create cookie consent banners that auto-detect visitor language and display in their native tongue. Covers 10 languages including Japanese, Arabic, German, and more.
Law 25 data access requests (DSARs) have a 30-day CAI deadline. Verify identity, generate the report, and respond before Quebec penalties apply.
Set up Google Tag Manager cookie consent with Consent Mode v2. Step-by-step — banner script, GTM template, test, publish. About 10 minutes.
Use a cookie scanner to audit your website for compliance. Compare free and paid cookie scanning tools, understand scan results, and fix issues fast.
Yes — you still need one. Chrome blocks third-party cookies, not first-party analytics. GDPR consent still applies. Eye icon and Consent Mode v2 explained.
CCPA and CPRA require a Do Not Sell or Share opt-out for tracking cookies. Fines up to $7,500 per violation. Scan your site or start a free cookie banner.
No-nonsense checklist and copy-paste prompt to build a privacy and cookie policy for Canadian websites, covering PIPEDA, Québec Law 25, cookies and consent.
Complete PIPEDA compliance checklist: cookie consent, privacy policy, user rights, data security. 10 actionable steps for Canadian businesses. Free downloadable checklist.
Six GDPR cookie rules — freely given, specific, informed, unambiguous, prior, and easy to withdraw — plus a free checklist. Fines can reach €20 million.
Paste one async script tag. You do not need a WordPress cookie plugin. The script is about 28 KB gzipped. That is not a Core Web Vitals promise.
Yes. PIPEDA requires explicit consent for Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, and other tracking tools because they collect personal information. You must block these scripts until users give permission.
Canada has no single cookie statute. PIPEDA expects meaningful consent. Quebec Law 25 expects express consent. CASL is the anti-spam law, not a cookie-banner rule.