#NoConsentNoTracking: some called it radical.
I call it respect.
It’s not about being absolute or extreme—it’s about asking the real question:
Are we truly respecting users’ choices, or are we speeding through “privacy” like a fast-food drive-thru?
That’s why I instantly connected with the term McPrivacy, coined by Alan Chapell:
→ “Fast and easy” might give users the illusion of protection.
→ Companies tick the compliance boxes, but what about the real needs of consumers?
→ Laws set standards, but are they personalized enough for today’s complex data world?
Privacy should never be mass-produced.
As a marketer, it’s time you hit pause:
→ Do you respect users’ choices—or just comply?
→ Are you protecting their data—or just passing regulations?
The real work isn’t in complying with the law. It’s in going beyond it—and making things right.