The news: Stakes are high for brands that misuse personal data or aren’t clear about its collection and application, especially for AI purposes.
On the flip side, 52% of consumers will spend 7% more with brands that earn their trust.
What it means: Privacy management is a mainstream consumer expectation rather than a want that’s limited to users who may be highly sensitive or worried about their personal information.
Consent practices need to be clear from the start and include detailed collection and usage policies. However, 48% of consumers click “accept all” on cookies less often than they did three years ago, meaning readers may skim banners and reject cookies regardless of brand efforts.
Recommendations for brands: Trust needs to be earned. Ensure privacy signals and controls are easy to find so users can understand what they’re agreeing to and opt out with little friction.
Overall, don’t structure privacy practices solely for consent rates. Optimize them for trust—how information is handled can determine the future of a customer relationship.
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