Ross Saunders
Technically Compliant
Real CTOs. Real Privacy Challenges. Real Engineering Solutions. You've got third-party scripts you can't really identify, your data mapping spreadsheet was last updated in 2019 (and your schema doesn't match it), and someone from Legal just DM'd that "we need to talk about GDPR". Cue eye-roll. Technically Compliant is the podcast where CTOs talk about what privacy compliance really looks like when you're shipping code, managing legacy systems, and trying to convince the CEO (and yourself) that a consent management platform isn't optional. Each episode, I sit down with CTOs who've been in the t...
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15. Jan 2026
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Multi-jurisdictional Consumer Privacy with Brandin Chiu from Spoonity 15.01.2026 40:47
In this conversation, Ross Saunders and Brandin Chiu discuss the critical importance of customer and consumer privacy rights, exploring how businesses can navigate the complexities of compliance across different regions. They delve into Spoonity's mission to enhance loyalty programs while maintaining a strong focus on privacy, the challenges faced in various jurisdictions, and the strategies...
Introduction to Technically Compliant with Ross Saunders 02.01.2026 2:45
Technically Compliant is the podcast where CTOs drop the corporate speak and talk about what privacy compliance really looks like when you're building products, managing legacy systems, and trying to plow through mountains of vendor assessment forms. Hosted by Ross Saunders, privacy engineering specialist, each episode features honest conversations with CTOs who've been in the trenches—t...
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