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@usercentrics
Helping businesses turn consent into trust. Google-certified CMP and home of Cookiebot, powering compliant growth worldwide.
Munich, Germany
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Joined February 2018
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    Sep 29
    58% of consumers grant AI systems access to their data. Only 7% actually want to. We call the gap in between resigned consent: permission given without really meaning it. Our new Resigned Consent Report breaks down where it's most fragile, how it shifts across markets and what
    The Resigned Consent Report | Usercentrics
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    16h
    The moment AI can actually DO things for you, not just tell you how, is here. Recent research shows that consumers aren’t ready for it yet, as 53% of the people surveyed said they wouldn't let an AI agent make purchases on their behalf under any circumstances. Even though they'd
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    Oct 7
    If it takes more clicks to decline data tracking than to accept it, you're not measuring trust. You're measuring who gave up trying to say no.
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    Oct 6
    Disney paid USD 2.75 million for mishandling data subject requests. General Motors paid USD 12.75 million. Most teams are still managing those requests with an inbox and a spreadsheet. We just changed that: Usercentrics Data Subject Request (DSR) is now live on all paid plans. A
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    Oct 5
    People don't distrust AI because it's too capable. They distrust it because they don't know if it can be stopped, corrected or held accountable when something goes wrong. Building those safeguards in from the start isn't a constraint on AI, but a condition for trusting it at