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Show HN: Betterlytics – Cookieless, Privacy-First, Open Source Web AnalyticsHi HN!We built Betterlytics, a cookieless, privacy-first, and open source alternative to Google Analytics.It’s designed for developers, startups, and privacy-conscious site owners ...news.ycombinator.com
Effortless Database Subsetting with Jailer: A Must-Have Tool for QA and DevOpsWorking with production-scale databases in test or staging environments can be painful — large, slow, and often non-compliant with privacy regulations. If you’ve ever needed a clea...github.com
Show HN: React-cookie-banner – A cookie banner for React with minimal configHi HN,I built a React library that aims to simplify making websites GDPR-compliant with a fully integrated cookie banner solution.I found existing solutions to be too simple (just ...Advertisement
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Must-Haves for Every Data Security PolicyIn today’s digital landscape, a dedicated data security policy isn’t optional—it’s essential. Without one, businesses risk costly cyberattacks, compliance violations, and reputatio...bing.com
Most Websites Get Consent Management Wrong—Is Yours One Of Them?In the absence of a comprehensive federal privacy law in the United States, such as Europe’s GDPR, there has been a surge in legal and regulatory actions against organizations unde...news.ycombinator.com
Ask HN: Is Cookie Pop-Up Protection a Good Idea?On my Android phone I've been using Duck Duck Go's browser for a while. By default it visits sites "incognito" and aggressively purges cookies.Of course this results in sites not r...daminik.com
Show HN: Daminik – An Open source digital asset managerHey guys! We just published our little open source project on GitHub and would love to get some feedback. It's a very early release (alpha) but we thought it would be better to do ...Advertisement
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Ask HN: What good will come out of AI regulation?There is a lot of talk about how there should be a panel of experts that will over see & regulate the AI industry.GDPR was supposed to help "protect data" of users. But what really...bing.com
Meta’s $1.3 Billion Fine Is a Strike Against Surveillance CapitalismEurope’s GDPR has just dealt its biggest hammer blow yet. Almost exactly five years since the continent’s strict data rules came into force, Meta has been hit with a colossal €1.2 ...news.ycombinator.com
Ask HN: Why are cookie banners in Europe much more aggressive than in America?I turned of my ad blocker for a while today. It disables most cookie banners (or auto clicks them, I don't know). So while it was off, I was bombarded with cookie banners.What I no...news.ycombinator.com
Why can't we use a HTTP request header to get rid of all cookie consent popups?I suspect I'm not the only person annoyed by all the GDPR cookie and tracking consent popups every single site now has. Many sites even go as far as to not give a "No" answer optio...Advertisement
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Ask HN: How do you maintain privacy policy/terms and conditions documents?We're about to update a handful of website terms and conditions/privacy policies ahead of the GDPR enforcement deadline.We have a number of different platforms and I've been trying...
