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Healthcare Websites Are Using the Wrong Tools for Tracking

Healthcare Websites Are Using the Wrong Tools for Tracking

by Brian Clifton | Jul 1, 2026 | GDPR & Privacy, Research

In my latest research collaboration with Piwik PRO, we found that 73% of major US healthcare websites continue to run advertising trackers even when visitors have explicitly opted out of data sharing. That raised an obvious question: Why is this still happening? After...
Consent Compliance in Healthcare: New Research Findings

Consent Compliance in Healthcare: New Research Findings

by Brian Clifton | Jun 15, 2026 | GDPR & Privacy, Research

What Happens After You Click “Reject All” on Pharmacy Websites? Healthcare organisations are entrusted with some of the most sensitive information people can share. Whether researching medication, managing a chronic condition, or seeking advice on mental health,...
Are Swedish Companies Respecting Your Choice to Reject Tracking?

Are Swedish Companies Respecting Your Choice to Reject Tracking?

by Brian Clifton | Mar 14, 2026 | GDPR & Privacy, Most Popular, Research

Over the past few years, regulators in both Europe and the United States have made one thing increasingly clear: websites must honour a user’s decision to reject tracking. Authorities have not only issued guidance—they have begun imposing significant penalties. Under...

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Healthcare Websites Are Using the Wrong Tools for Tracking

Healthcare Websites Are Using the Wrong Tools for Tracking

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Consent Compliance in Healthcare: New Research Findings

Consent Compliance in Healthcare: New Research Findings

GDPR & Privacy, Research

Are Swedish Companies Respecting Your Choice to Reject Tracking?

Are Swedish Companies Respecting Your Choice to Reject Tracking?

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