EPRIVACY-DIRECTIVE

ePrivacy Directive compliance regulation modern detailed.

Définition

ePrivacy Directive (EU Directive 2002/58/EC, amended 2009/136/EC, also known as 'Cookie Directive' or 'ePrivacy Directive') est la EU directive qui regissent confidentialite electronic communications + protection personal data electronic communications sector + cookies consent + direct marketing electronic communications + traffic + location data + caller ID + unsolicited communications opt-in/opt-out + spam SMS/email, sera replaced par futur ePrivacy Regulation (ePR, en negociation 2017-2024+ blocked progressively, latest Council version 2024) qui modernisera framework GDPR-aligned regulation directly applicable EU. Detail technique + scope d'application + obligations conformite + sanctions non-conformite + processus reporting + impact entreprises in-scope + alignement avec regulations adjacentes nationales + internationales + governance + supervisory authorities + timeline implementation + transitions + jurisprudence + best practices documentation industry adoption.

Origine

EU Directive 2002/58/EC ePrivacy Directive published 2002 ; amended 2009/136/EC (Cookie Directive) ; ePrivacy Regulation ePR negotiation 2017-2024+ blocked.

Exemple en contexte

European website operator deploys cookie consent banner per ePrivacy Directive Article 5(3) requirements : (1) Banner asks user explicit opt-in consent for non-essential cookies (marketing + analytics) before activating, (2) Pre-ticked checkboxes prohibited (CJEU Planet49 2019 ruling), (3) Equally easy to refuse as accept (EDPB guidelines), (4) Consent records logged + auditable + revocable user-friendly, (5) Strictly necessary cookies (session + security + load-balancing) exempted from consent requirement.

Termes liés

• GDPR v3 — complementary regulation.