A German court ruled that Meta tracking pixels on third party sites violates the GDPR.

Meta Pixels and GDPR
Suzanne Smalley @ therecord.media • 2 weeks ago
Suzanne Smalley @ therecord.media • 2 weeks ago
A German court ruled that Meta tracking pixels on third party sites violates the GDPR.
Clicky Steve @ transparency.automattic.com • 1 year ago
Automattic wins a freedom of speech case in Turkish Constitutional Court. I wasn’t aware that they were very active in response to take-down orders. (lol, the article is by “Clicky Steve”)
James Giroux @ wptavern.com • 1 year ago
What does Drupal, Joomla, TYPO3, and WordPress have in common? These CMS projects joined together to form an alliance to promote the open-web to legislative bodies around the world.
Kyle Van Deusen @ thadminbar.com • 2 years ago
If you are building sites in an environment that requires HIPPA compliance then you might be interested in an interview Kyle Van Deusen is having with an expert on the topic. The live stream will be July 6th at 2PM US Eastern time.
Nathan Wrigley @ wpbuilds.com • 2 years ago
In the philosophical reflections department – In this podcast Nathan Wrigley and David Waumsley discuss the GPL and the pros and cons of GPL clubs. There is no groundbreaking insight, but it is a nice discussion of the issues.
Robby McCullough @ wpbeaverbuilder.com • 2 years ago
Robby McCullough of the Beaver Builder team published on their blog a post about why limited site licenses don’t make sense for GPL products. (note that he republished this article from 5 years ago as it is still relevant).