NFL.com CIPA Lawsuit: When Opting Out Doesn't Stop Tracking — How to Make Opt-Outs Actually Work
A class action against NFL Enterprises claims NFL.com ran 182 third-party trackers before visitors made any consent choice, and 186 after they opted out. What the CIPA claims mean for US privacy compliance and how consent management closes the gap.
Microsoft Advertising Adds Vietnam as Consent-Enforced Market: What Advertisers Need to Do Before June 30, 2026
Microsoft Advertising is adding Vietnam as a consent-enforced market by June 30, 2026. Learn what this means for your ad campaigns and how to maintain ad revenue with compliant consent collection.
CIPA Pixel Tracking: European Wax Center's $5M Settlement Shows Why Your CMP Must Gate Tags Before Consent
European Wax Center agreed to a $5 million class action settlement after its website fired Meta, Snap, LinkedIn, and Attentive pixels without visitor consent. The case shows how wiretapping statutes now apply to standard marketing pixels.
Allison v. PHH Mortgage: Opt-Out Does Not Mean Unmanaged — Why CCPA Tracking Pixels Still Need a CMP
After Allison v. PHH Mortgage, CCPA's opt-out framework still requires real-time pixel suppression, accurate notice, and proper vendor classification. Here is why a consent management platform is essential even when opt-in consent is not required.
US Privacy 2026: State Laws, FTC Actions, and Class Action Risk
The 2026 guide to US privacy fines covering 20 state laws, FTC enforcement, CIPA class actions, and the failure modes behind almost every major penalty.
CIPA Lawsuits 2026: How Pre-Consent Tracking Is Exposing Website Operators
CIPA Section 631 and 638.51 lawsuits are targeting websites that fire tracking pixels before consent, ignore opt-out signals, or run cookies with no disclosure at all. Learn the three plaintiff theories and how to audit your tag setup.