Explore our latest blog posts — Page 7

EU AI Act Post-Market Monitoring Guide: Articles 72 and 73 (2026)

August 2, 2026 is the enforcement date for the EU AI Act's high-risk AI system obligations. For most providers, the compliance conversation has focused on the pre-deployment work: technical documentation, conformity assessment, registration.

Jul 6, 2026

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Cookie Consent for Vue.js and Angular SPAs: GDPR-Compliant Implementation Guide (2026)

GDPR enforcement in 2026 has moved past banner audits to technical inspections, regulators now audit whether consent signals actually reach your downstream scripts, not just whether a banner appeared.

Jul 6, 2026

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How to Add a Cookie Banner to Your Lovable App (2026)

On September 1, 2025, France's CNIL fined SHEIN €150 million for advertising cookies that fired on shein.com before users could consent — and fined Google €325 million the same day for the same violation class. Neither company lacked a cookie banner. They had one. The problem was that the banner only controlled its own visibility while non-essential scripts loaded freely in the background.

Jul 3, 2026

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EU AI Act Article 5: Prohibited AI Practices and Compliance Guide (2026)

The prohibitions in Article 5 of the EU AI Act became enforceable on February 2, 2025. That means every system on this list is already illegal to place on the EU market or put into service, and has been for over a year.

Jul 3, 2026

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GDPR Article 9 Special Categories: Lawful Processing and Compliance Guide (2026)

Your team may be in a similar position right now.

Jul 3, 2026

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Tizen TV Consent Management: Why Samsung Smart TVs Require a Different Approach (2026)

IAB Europe's TCF Policy v5.0.b sets a CTV-specific compliance deadline of mid-February 2027, and as of mid-2026, fewer than 7 in 100 registered consent management platforms actually support CTV environments at all. If your organization runs a Samsung smart TV app, you are almost certainly in a compliance gap.

Jul 2, 2026

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GDPR Pseudonymization vs Anonymization: Technical Implementation Guide (2026)

The gap between what companies call anonymous and what the EDPB treats as anonymous has generated enforcement actions across healthcare, analytics, and advertising. Getting this distinction wrong doesn't just create legal exposure, it invalidates the compliance rationale for entire data programs.

Jul 2, 2026

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Third-Party AI Vendor Due Diligence: What to Assess Before Deploying an External AI Tool (2026)

Your legal team is fielding a vendor contract for an AI tool that will process customer data. The vendor's pitch deck looks solid. Their security certifications are current. The business case is clear. But if you sign without a structured due diligence process, you have just accepted liability.

Jul 2, 2026

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Cookie Consent for Next.js and React Apps: GDPR-Compliant Implementation Guide (2026)

If your Next.js or React app loads analytics before the consent banner has resolved, you are in violation.

Jul 1, 2026

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EU AI Act Technical Documentation: What Article 13 Requires and How to Build It

The EU AI Act obliges providers of high-risk AI systems to produce and maintain technical documentation before placing a system on the market or putting it into service. Article 13 sets out what deployers must be told about the system.

Jul 1, 2026

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GDPR Right to Data Portability (Article 20): What It Requires and How to Implement It

GDPR Article 20 gives individuals the right to receive personal data they have provided to a controller in a structured, commonly used, machine-readable format, and to have it transmitted directly to another controller...

Jul 1, 2026

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Employee Monitoring and GDPR: What Employers Can and Cannot Do

Under GDPR, employers can monitor employees — but consent is almost never the right legal basis, systematic monitoring requires a Data Protection Impact Assessment before deployment, and certain forms of monitoring (continuous keystroke logging, covert screen capture for productivity measurement) are effectively prohibited regardless of the basis claimed.

Jun 30, 2026

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Explore our latest blog posts — Page 7

EU AI Act Post-Market Monitoring Guide: Articles 72 and 73 (2026)

Cookie Consent for Vue.js and Angular SPAs: GDPR-Compliant Implementation Guide (2026)

How to Add a Cookie Banner to Your Lovable App (2026)

EU AI Act Article 5: Prohibited AI Practices and Compliance Guide (2026)

GDPR Article 9 Special Categories: Lawful Processing and Compliance Guide (2026)

Tizen TV Consent Management: Why Samsung Smart TVs Require a Different Approach (2026)

GDPR Pseudonymization vs Anonymization: Technical Implementation Guide (2026)

Third-Party AI Vendor Due Diligence: What to Assess Before Deploying an External AI Tool (2026)

Cookie Consent for Next.js and React Apps: GDPR-Compliant Implementation Guide (2026)

EU AI Act Technical Documentation: What Article 13 Requires and How to Build It

GDPR Right to Data Portability (Article 20): What It Requires and How to Implement It

Employee Monitoring and GDPR: What Employers Can and Cannot Do

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