EU Proposal on ePrivacy Regulation Advances
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The EU is pushing forward its long-awaited ePrivacy Regulation to replace the ePrivacy Directive. The revised rules aim to govern electronic communications confidentiality, cookie consent, tracking, and metadata privacy more strictly. Crucially, it will align with GDPR while providing stronger consumer protection in digital messaging, IoT devices, and browser technologies—areas where dposphere.com and jurcom.nl’s advisory services are directly applicable.
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