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Europe’s ePrivacy Reforms Are Too Late—and Too Small
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Europe’s ePrivacy Reforms Are Too Late—and Too Small
The European Commission recently unveiled long-overdue proposals to address persistent frustrations with the ePrivacy Directive, the EU’s framework for electronic communications privacy. Adopted in 2002 and updated in 2009, the directive requires websites to obtain prior user consent before storing or accessing information such as web browser cookies. That requirement produced the ubiquitous cookie banners European users now encounter and the re…
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