This is missing out a lot of subtleties that a legal team might care about.
I have been a part of multiple companies trying to make a "harmonized" global opt-in policy: basically figure out any set of marketing preferences where we could get away with collecting information without first knowing the user's country - even if that meant more conservative marketing opt-ins.
In each case, we could never figure out a single-method for collecting explicit opt-in that worked worldwide. The standout countries always being some combination of South Korea, Germany, Russia, or Brazil.
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This is missing out a lot of subtleties that a legal team might care about.
I have been a part of multiple companies trying to make a "harmonized" global opt-in policy: basically figure out any set of marketing preferences where we could get away with collecting information without first knowing the user's country - even if that meant more conservative marketing opt-ins.
In each case, we could never figure out a single-method for collecting explicit opt-in that worked worldwide. The standout countries always being some combination of South Korea, Germany, Russia, or Brazil.