Eprivacy Directive
/ˈiːˌpraɪvəsi dəˈrɛktɪv/
Definitions
- (n.) A European Union directive that governs the processing of personal data and privacy in electronic communications, supplementing the GDPR and focusing on confidentiality, cookies, and unsolicited communications.
The Eprivacy Directive regulates how websites must obtain consent before placing cookies on users' devices.
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Commentary
The Eprivacy Directive is distinct for its sector-specific role in privacy within electronic communications; when drafting, ensure distinction between it and the broader GDPR.
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