ICO Cookie Crackdown 2.0: The ICO’s New Storage and Access Technologies Guidance https://www.zwillgen.com/eu-uk/ico-cookie-crackdown-2-icos-new-storage-access-technologies-guidance/
My experience witH the #ICO is that they may have all these rules and regulations but they don’t follow them up or enforce them. 99.9% of websites fail on the PECR either by
• using cookie popups that make it much more difficult to opt out than to agree
• classifying cookies wrongly ( especiall saying marketing/tracking cookies are essential)
• using GoogleTagManager without gaining approval
• using Google’s reCAPTCHA without approval (something the ICO explicitly states is not allowed)
The ICO needs to spend less time publishing documents and more time punishing wrongdoers.
I've an old friend who's yet to join Mastodon but is looking to be #fedihire
30 years in tech with 15 years in Privacy,Data Protection & Digital Identity, advisor to UK ICO, published academic and a regulatory consultant.
He's available for program implementation&management or an extra pair of skilled hands to your existing compliance efforts.#GDPR,#PECR, US #privacy, #AgeVerification,#OnlineSafety
[email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/glrosner/
NB: if you do get in touch, reference this.
#Spammer invited me to take them to #court.
Proceedings were served on the 12th, deadline for a response expired on Monday.
Today I got a "we'd definitely win this, but we're far too busy to bother defending ourselves, take the money but please don't enter judgement against us" email.
So I got to send a "too late, default judgement was entered yesterday" reply. :)
This is the thrust of European privacy legislation - #GDPR, #PECR and so on. (Essentially the same standards still apply in the UK despite the more moronic Brexit swivel-eyed loons.)
#Data is not something you should hoard and trade. It's a hot potato you should handle with care while you have to, and get shot of as soon as you can.