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The new 'cookie' EU Law

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spooky

Stephen Kelly
Apparently when you browse to a website which is managed inside the EU you have set it up to prompt the user to accept a cookie. I've now see this on a couple of major websites. Had one or two discussions with people but it remains ambiguous whether this is a legal requirement or not. Anyone have a clue?
 
I have encountered this but not sure what it means to me or what it does for me. Does this mean the EU can see whether I am watching porn etc?
 
Read that article - had no idea the one year lead time was up. Only heard about this the other week. Also, it's a blog. So not sure I should give a brick about it. All the cookie does for me is track traffic.
 
DHSF said:
I have encountered this but not sure what it means to me or what it does for me. Does this mean the EU can see whether I am watching porn etc?
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Yup, these guys

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know what a dirty boy you are.
 
tbh, it will be enforced just as much as any part of Data Protection legislation - when something high profile happens, someone will get a slap on the wrist and a fine.
 
I've noticed this recently, thought there may have been some kind of new legislation.
 
DHSF said:
I have encountered this but not sure what it means to me or what it does for me. Does this mean the EU can see whether I am watching porn etc?
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no, it just means that the EU have to tell you that they know when you're watching porn etc. the cookies have already been there without you knowing for years.
 
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