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If your company is considering involving foreign "cookie management providers" in the way it handles customer data, it is evidence of bad faith and intent to st
by HelloNurse 5y ago
If your company is considering involving foreign "cookie management providers" in the way it handles customer data, it is evidence of bad faith and intent to steal (and keep offshore, e.g. in the USA as described in the article) sensitive information.
- luckylion 5y agoThese "foreign" CMPs are located in the EU (Denmark in this case) and as such totally legal. There's no evidence of bad faith, no intent to steal and keep anywhere but inside the EU.
- HelloNurse 5y agoI'm afraid a separate company in a different country (or even in the same country) is "offshore" enough to be a barrier to proper compliance to privacy law, and it is clearly an intentional barrier.
- luckylion 5y agoNo, it's not. Privacy laws are harmonized in the EU.