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Most EU countries ignore law on website cookies

Posted on June 6, 2011 by pogowasright.org

Jennifer Baker reports:

Critics were worried that the European Union’s privacy directive on browser cookies could make virtually every website in Europe illegal. But most EU member countries ignored the May 25 deadline to implement the directive, so e-commerce didn’t skip a beat.

Only Denmark, Estonia and the U.K. have taken steps to implement the privacy directive, said Jonathan Todd, a spokesman for the European Commission, and even those efforts may not be fully compliant with the policy.

Read more on Computerworld.

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