Email
Privacy Statements vs. Reality: Mind the Gap
Here’s a fun game: compare your privacy statement to what your systems do. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Uncomfortable yet? You probably should be. I spend
Mickey
14 February 2025
Here’s a fun game: compare your privacy statement to what your systems do. Go ahead, I’ll wait. Uncomfortable yet? You probably should be. I spend
Private DKIM keys grant signing authority to your email servers. Many organizations treat these keys like disposable Post-it notes stuck inside a desk drawer, rotating
Every email program starts with a decision. It is not about authentication protocols or sending infrastructure or compliance frameworks. The first and most fundamental decision
To build effective email privacy infrastructure, prioritize consent management and data minimization through tiered architecture, ensuring compliance and secure data handling from the outset.
A question came up today about whether placing unsubscribe links behind a login requirement complies with CAN-SPAM. This fairly common implementation choice deserves scrutiny from
Remember when I said that if a product is free, you’re probably the actual product?1 The Texas Attorney General just launched a lawsuit showing how
That email from your CEO announcing an international expansion changes everything about your privacy program. Suddenly, you’re not just dealing with new requirements – you’re
Most delivery problems in 2025 will not be about servers or IPs but data issues. You know, reputation issues that are caused by not getting
Most privacy notices live in the dusty corners of websites, forgotten until a lawyer or auditor comes asking questions. They’re often copied from competitors, filled
Email authentication solves a fundamental problem: proving that messages actually come from who they claim to come from. As we move into 2025, this isn’t