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Practical guides to cookie consent, privacy laws, implementation, and the decisions shaping modern websites.
Twenty US states now have comprehensive consumer privacy laws in force. Most use an opt-out model — notice plus Do Not Sell / targeted-ads controls and, in twelve states, Global Privacy Control — not EU-style opt-in consent. This guide maps the mid-2026 rules state by state.
Yes — if your site or app uses analytics, ads, pixels, or third-party SDKs, you need a notice-and-choice mechanism in Canada. Here's what changed in 2026 (Bill C-36, the TikTok joint report, Quebec's section 8.1 rulings) and exactly how to configure your banner.
How to set up GDPR/CCPA cookie consent on WordPress — prior script blocking, Consent Mode v2, and an honest look at Complianz, CookieYes, Cookiebot and more.
Cookie banners can hurt LCP, CLS, and INP — and Core Web Vitals feed Google's ranking systems. Here's how to measure the damage and fix it with code.
Developer guide to the IAB Transparency & Consent Framework — what's in a TC string, the __tcfapi API, TCF 2.2 vs 2.3, and Google's certified CMP rule.
Twelve US states now require honoring Global Privacy Control. See the verified state list, what a GPC opt-out means in practice, plus JS and Rails detection code.
CCPA is opt-out, GDPR is opt-in — but 2026 rules changed the details. Compare consent models, GPC, fines, and how to configure one banner for both.
A verified ledger of the biggest cookie consent fines, from Google's €325M to Honda's $632k, and the exact banner mistakes regulators punished.
Implement Google Consent Mode v2 with gtag.js, GTM, and server-side GTM — correct code for all four consent signals, basic vs advanced mode, and debugging.
What's next before 2027: Connecticut's October 2026 geolocation ban, India's Nov 2026 / May 2027 DPDP deadlines, Oklahoma and Alabama laws, and the EU Digital Omnibus.
Most Canadian provinces can use opt-out consent for non-sensitive online behavioural advertising when notice and opt-out controls are clear, but Quebec requires an opt-in approach for profiling technologies. This guide maps PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, Alberta PIPA, BC PIPA, and health privacy laws to practical banner requirements.
Yes. CookieChimp now supports Canadian province and territory targeting, so Quebec can receive an opt-in banner while the rest of Canada receives the appropriate opt-out experience.
