Insights from the front lines of privacy policy, analysis and enforcement.
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Write for us→River Starnes
6/15/2026
Add a GDPR/CCPA-ready Shopify privacy policy in minutes: required sections, generator tools, Shopify-specific disclosures, and how to keep it compliant.
Eddy Udegbe
6/15/2026
Are cookies personal data under GDPR? Yes—most tracking cookies count as personal data, triggering consent, DSAR, and breach duties. Here's which ones qualify.
The PieEye Team
6/15/2026
A PII violation is any unauthorized collection, use, sharing, or exposure of personal information. The consequences: fines, lawsuits, criminal charges, and lost customer trust. Here's what's at stake in 2026.
Hakim Danyal
6/15/2026
A DSAR lets California consumers see, correct, or delete their data. Learn the CCPA 45-day timeline, verification rules, exemptions, and how to respond.
River Starnes
6/15/2026
GDPR cookie consent explained for ecommerce: lawful basis, banner rules, prior consent, granular choices, and withdrawal so US brands avoid costly mistakes.
PieEye Team
6/15/2026
A cookie consent manager controls which trackers fire before shoppers opt in. Learn how to choose, configure, and audit one for GDPR, CCPA, and CPRA.
River Starnes
6/15/2026
Data minimization explained for eCommerce: what to collect, what to delete, which 2026 laws require it (GDPR, CPRA, Maryland's MODPA), and a 5-step framework to cut risk and cost.
PieEye Team
6/15/2026
From June 19, 2026, EU Directive 2023/2673 requires online stores to add a "withdrawal button." Here's what it is, who's affected, what to do — and why it's consumer-protection law, not data privacy.
River Starnes
6/15/2026
GDPR in the US: does it apply to American businesses? Yes, if you handle EU data. Learn who is covered, key obligations, fines, and a compliance checklist.
River Starnes
6/15/2026
LGPD, Brazil's data privacy law, in plain English: who it applies to, the data subject rights, penalties, and a practical compliance roadmap for online stores.
Eddy Udegbe
5/14/2026
GDPR requires a Data Processing Agreement with every vendor that processes EU customer data. Here are the ten DPA clauses that matter most for eCommerce brands.
Eddy Udegbe
5/12/2026
Most mid-market eCommerce brands are at Stage 2 privacy maturity — compliant on paper, exposed in practice. Here is the five-stage model and how to move up.