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EU: Commission urged to protect consumers against 'IP tracking'

06 September 2013

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"MEPs have called on the European Commission to protect consumers’ privacy and personal data online by regulating the so-called “IP-tracking” systems of some commercial Internet sites, a move Brussels has so far abstained from but might be forced to reconsider given the mood in some member states."

See the full text: Commission urged to protect consumers against 'IP tracking' (euractiv, link)

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