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European data-protection authorities have scrutinized Google Analytics, and some national decisions have found GA use unlawful despite Google's anonymization features.
The legal landscape for creating without distributing them is fragmented: , federal law and many state statutes now criminalize distribution or threats to distribute non-consensual intimate imagery an...
Publishers, historians and confidants operate in a legal environment that often treats the dead differently from the living—statutory frequently end at death—yet professional ethics demand balancing p...
Google provides built‑in anonymization controls for Google Analytics: in the older Universal Analytics (UA) product site owners could enable an IP‑masking flag, and in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) IP anon...
UK and EU age‑verification rules do not mandate a single retention schedule but consistently require strict data‑minimisation, purpose limitation and avoidance of unnecessary storage: platforms must d...