This illustration from Tom Fishburne is perfect to gauge how your data are used on the internet and what level of your consent is involved. Zero Party Data. Your Explicit Consent. You’re in control. In this first screen, you gave the brand selling gym shoes your explicit consent to use your data, for example via… Continue reading Gauge how your data are used on a website.
Category: Legal
Why ConsentPlace? For Ethic, Trusted, Direct brand-user relationships!
A new Brand-User relationship. Whether you are a Brand or a user, customer or prospect, we’ve created ConsentPlace to enhance your relationship to go beyond just a commercial relationship and rather build a strong, intimate connection. Ethic. No cookie tricks. As we wrote in “Where did my Consents go?“:81% are worried about the use of… Continue reading Why ConsentPlace? For Ethic, Trusted, Direct brand-user relationships!
Elections and privacy laws.
France and the United States are experiencing or will experience important elections. We asked ChatGPT to enlighten us on the possible consequences on personal data privacy laws: Prompt: “What could be the impact of a victory for the RN or the Popular Front on confidentiality laws in France?” ChatGPT (simple Copy-Paste. No modification by ConsentPlace):… Continue reading Elections and privacy laws.
Explicit Consents R Us!
Explicit Consents are Us! Why it matters?A direct, ethic, transparent user-brand relation. As a user: You define and control your Consent with your name and email, and your interests, to get what matters to you and set the reward you desire for a Brand to rent your data for 60 days. When a brand selects… Continue reading Explicit Consents R Us!
Where did my Consents go?
“Are explicit consents mandatory online in the US and in EU?” ChatGPT: Key Points: “Can my Explicit Consent be given to a website I don’t know via a partnership listed in the options when my consent is asked for?“ ChatGPT: Yes, your explicit consent can be given to a website you don’t directly know via… Continue reading Where did my Consents go?
VivaTech and ConsentPlace.
by Luc Julia. VivaTech, an XXL show. Last month VivaTech 2024 saw over 165,000 visitors walking its aisles, looking for groundbreaking products and the latest tech trends presented by hundreds of heavyweight companies and 13,500 startups from 120 countries. The networking possibilities were endless. All the companies, large and small, had the chance to connect… Continue reading VivaTech and ConsentPlace.
ConsentPlace and Privacy Laws.
To avoid confusion and explain what can be done or not, as of today, we’ve decided to ask ChatGPT (the 4o or v4 versions) questions you are asking us and then asked for all answers to be summarized: Table of Contents 1. Sending an email to active consent and offer to create an account on… Continue reading ConsentPlace and Privacy Laws.
ConsentPlace CoPilot.
Did you try ConsentPlace CoPilot? ConsentPlace CoPilot (requires ChatGPT v4) is here! It’s made of all content on ConsentPlace.com and .fr plus relevant related contents on explicit consent. Feel free to ask any questions, even in another language, like here for an answer in Spanish for “what is ConsentPlace and is it safe for me… Continue reading ConsentPlace CoPilot.
Who are ConsentPlace’s users.
Wanted to know who ConsentPlace’s user are? There you go: Gender split: In the US: And even more Male in France: Age groups: Age Group Percentage of Total <=25 10.94% 26-35 16.25% 36-45 17.81% 46-55 35.63% 56-65 16.56% >65 2.81% Where are they? Top 3 departments in France: Top 3 states in the US: Top… Continue reading Who are ConsentPlace’s users.
Evolution of the need for Explicit Consent in the USA
Evolution over the past 12 months in the USA Over the past 12 months in the USA, the need for explicit consent in data protection has been significantly influenced by the enactment and updates of state-specific privacy laws, reflecting a growing emphasis on consumer rights and corporate responsibilities. Several states have taken notable steps to… Continue reading Evolution of the need for Explicit Consent in the USA