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What Happens When Your Cookie Consent Tool Hits Its Limit?

Your campaign went live on a Tuesday. By Thursday, traffic was up 340% from the paid push. By Friday, your analytics team noticed something strange: consent log entries had stopped updating mid-Wednesday. The cookie banner was still appearing. Users were still clicking. But the CMP had quietly hit its monthly consent limit — and when it did, it stopped recording anything. Every interaction from Wednesday onward existed in a legal void: banners shown, choices made, nothing logged.

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  • Data Protection
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California Algorithmic Accountability Law: What Businesses Need to Know

Your company uses an applicant tracking system that scores resumes and surfaces a ranked shortlist. You use a credit decisioning model that approves or declines loan applications. Your customer service platform routes users to different support tiers based on behavioral scoring. Until recently, none of these were regulated at the algorithmic level in California. As of late 2025 and into 2026, all three are.

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  • Data Protection
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Legitimate Interest vs Consent (GDPR): When Can You Use Each?

Your marketing team wants to send cold outreach emails to a purchased list of business contacts. Your data engineer wants to run behavioral analytics on logged-in users without an opt-in. Your security team wants to log all user activity for anomaly detection. Three teams, three processing activities, three people who have identified "legitimate interest" as the answer. At least one of them is probably wrong, and none of them has completed the documentation that would allow you to defend any of these decisions to a regulator.

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