Fides 2.75.0 release notes

• 2.75.0: November 24, 2025

Janus

High performance consent recording and orchestration for data sharing, built for enterprise data engineering and AI pipelines.

• FidesJS Integration Enhancements: Two major integrations simplify consent management for customers using popular marketing and analytics platforms:
  • Adobe Experience Platform Integration: FidesJS can now sync consent directly with Adobe Experience Platform using the Adobe Web SDK and ECID OptIn integration. This eliminates the need for custom code to bridge Fides consent with Adobe's ecosystem, making it easier for customers using Adobe's marketing suite to maintain compliance.
  • Google Consent Mode v2: Added native support for Google Consent Mode v2 directly within FidesJS. This is especially useful for sites that don't use Google Tag Manager but still need to comply with Google's consent requirements for advertising and analytics when the site uses gtag.js.
• Global Privacy Control (GPC) Adaptive Experiences: Added support for dynamic privacy experiences that adapt based on whether users have GPC enabled in their browsers:
  • GPC-Conditional Buttons: Privacy experiences now support a "GPC Adaptive" button option that intelligently displays either an "acknowledge" button when GPC is detected, or opt-in/opt-out buttons when GPC is not present. This provides a streamlined experience that respects browser-level privacy signals while giving non-GPC users full control.
  • GPC-Adaptive Text Templates: Privacy experiences can now display different messaging based on GPC detection, allowing customers to tailor their privacy messaging to users who have already expressed a privacy preference through their browser settings. The Admin UI also includes a GPC preview toggle so you can see how your privacy experiences will appear to users with and without GPC enabled.
• Consent v3 API Development: Work continues on the next-generation consent APIs with several foundational improvements:
  • Identity Definitions: Added default identity definitions (email, phone_number, fides_user_device_id, external_id) that are system-managed and provide a standardized way to handle user identities across privacy requests.
  • Notice Ordering: Privacy notices and experience notices now support a display_order field, allowing you to control the exact sequence in which notices are presented to users.
  • Admin UI v3 Support: The privacy notice sandbox now includes foundational support for the Fides v3 API, including updated routing and store configurations. This sets the stage for future v3 features in the UI.
• TCF 2.3 Compliance: Added disclosed vendors segment support to align with the TCF Technical Specifications 2.3.

Lethe

Enterprise grade privacy request management and processing with a single orchestration layer for DSRs across vendors and systems

• Duplicate Request Detection: Added support for identifying and managing duplicate privacy requests:
  • Configuration Controls: Administrators can now enable/disable duplicate detection and configure the detection period through a new section in the privacy request settings page.
  • Duplicate Management: Duplicate privacy requests can now be approved or denied, including through bulk operations.
  • UI Enhancements: Both the old and new Request Manager UIs now allow filtering by duplicate status and display a clear notice when duplicates are present. By default, the new request manager excludes duplicates on first visit, helping teams focus on unique requests.
• New Request Manager Improvements (Beta): The beta version of the privacy request manager continues to evolve with several usability enhancements:
  • Select All Functionality: Added a "Select all" checkbox that selects all visible requests on a page, making bulk operations significantly more efficient for teams processing large volumes of requests. Note: This currently only selects the requests on the page. Future updates will support the ability to select across pages and take action.
  • Custom Field Filters: Filters for custom fields now appear in the filter bar, enabling more granular filtering based on the custom data your organization tracks with privacy requests.
  • Streamlined Filter Experience: Replaced the filter modal with an integrated filter bar that sits directly in the header. The new design includes a refresh button and results count, giving teams better visibility into their request queue.
• Performance and Reliability Improvements: Several backend improvements enhance the speed and reliability of privacy request processing:
  • Asynchronous Identity Verification: Identity verification emails now use asynchronous calls, reducing latency from over 60 seconds to under 1 second when submitting requests that require identity verification. This improvement is especially noticeable for users in EU and AP regions.
  • Query Optimization: Optimized request runner queries to eliminate N+1 query issues that were causing processing bottlenecks, particularly during the "Dataset reference validation" step. This significantly improves DSR execution performance.
  • Generic Erasure Email Refinement: Generic erasure emails now exclude identities that were submitted as part of combined policy requests (policies with multiple action types). This prevents confusion and ensures generic erasure notifications are only sent for pure erasure requests.

Helios

Detect and classify global data risks with comprehensive visualization for data mapping and reporting for modern Enterprise.

• Action Center Enhancements (Beta): The next-generation data discovery interface continues to gain functionality with several UX improvements:
  • Field Removal Support: Users can now confirm the removal of resources from the Action Center. This option is presented when the monitor no longer detects a part of a schema.
  • Improved Selection Management: Field selections now automatically clear after performing bulk actions, preventing issues where stale state could lead to invalid action options being available.
  • Persistent Filters: Monitor field filters now persist when navigating through the resource tree, eliminating the frustration of losing your filter settings when exploring different database resources.
  • Empty State Messaging: When no actionable items match the applied filters, users now see a helpful empty state message explaining that there are no actions to take.
  • Tree Pagination Fix: Fixed an issue where the first level of the resource tree wasn't properly triggering pagination requests, which could cause incomplete results for datastores with more than 100 top-level items.
  • Collection Management Fix: Fixed a bug where editing one collection's description and then immediately deleting a different collection could delete the wrong collection due to stale index values.

Integrations

• New Integrations:
  • Added Bazaarvoice erasure request support.
  • Added Netsuite SaaS Integration for access and erasure.
• SaaS Template Management: Added a new database table to store SaaS template datasets on server startup and custom template upload. This infrastructure enables future diff comparison capabilities, making it easier to track changes to integration templates over time.
• Error Handling Improvements: Fixed an issue where async polling initial requests weren't respecting the ignore_errors configuration for access and erasure requests. Error messages are now more detailed, helping support teams quickly identify and resolve integration issues.

Fides core

• Authentication Improvements: Fixed an issue where the SSO login button would not appear after a session timeout without a manual page refresh. The authentication and SSO provider queries now automatically refetch when users return to the login page, ensuring SSO buttons are always visible.
• UI Polish: Fixed the digest list page width to be consistent with other notification pages, improving the overall visual consistency of the Admin UI.