ePrivacy Directive

ePrivacy Directive

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Summary

ePrivacy Directive is an important legal instrument for privacy in the digital age, and more specifically for the confidentiality of communications and the rules regarding tracking and monitoring. The version used in this section is Directive 2002 58 EC (amended by E-privacy Directive 2009 136 EC).

Definitions

Definition Requirements
4_1a. Security of processing 083. Avoid logging sensitive data
156. Source code without sensitive information
176. Restrict system objects
177. Avoid caching and temporary files
180. Use mock data
181. Transmit data using secure protocols
183. Delete sensitive data securely
185. Encrypt sensitive information
210. Delete information from mobile devices
261. Avoid exposing sensitive information
265. Restrict access to critical processes
300. Mask sensitive data
320. Avoid client-side control enforcement
329. Keep client-side storage without sensitive data
375. Remove sensitive data from client-side applications
6_1. Traffic data 183. Delete sensitive data securely
6_3. Traffic data 312. Allow user consent revocation
6_4. Traffic data 189. Specify the purpose of data collection
310. Request user consent
315. Provide processed data information
343. Respect the Do Not Track header
9_1. Location data other than traffic data 189. Specify the purpose of data collection
310. Request user consent
315. Provide processed data information
343. Respect the Do Not Track header
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