Europe : Dure loi des cookies. En Grande-Bretagne, les sites web affichant des bandeaux publicitaires encourent une amende de 500 000 livres. En France, l'amende est de 300 000 euros. Une directive européenne oblige maintenant les sites à demander aux internautes la permission d'envoyer des "cookies" dans leurs ordinateurs. Inapplicable, la loi n'est… pas appliquée. Mais fait trembler le marketing et la pub en ligne. You Don't Wanna Steal Wookies Cookies CC by-nc-sa Pedro Vezini Ce 26 mai 2012, tous les sites web anglais ne respectant pas la nouvelle loi relative à la défense de la vie privée sur le web seront passibles de poursuites et d’amendes pouvant atteindre la modique somme de 500 000 livres.
Consentement Cette nouvelle législation récemment rappelée par la Cnil, issue du Parlement européen, a pour but affiché une harmonisation des règles pour tous les pays de l’UE afin de garantir aux citoyens un meilleur niveau de protection de leurs données personnelles. Date limite Apparemment embarrassé, M. Équilibre. Cookie Consent: The simplest solution to cookie control. Cookie Consent - a free solution to the EU cookie law. » The New Firefox Cookie Policy Web Policy. The default Firefox cookie policy will, beginning with release 22, more closely reflect user privacy preferences. This mini-FAQ addresses some of the questions that I’ve received from Mozillans, web developers, and users. How does the new Firefox cookie policy work? Roughly: Only websites that you actually visit can use cookies to track you across the web. More precisely: If content has a first-party origin,1 nothing changes. How does Firefox’s new policy compare to the other major browsers? Chrome – Allows all cookies.
Safari – First-party content has cookie permissions. In short, the new Firefox policy is a slightly relaxed version of the Safari policy.3 Will the new Firefox policy break websites? Collateral impact should be limited. Just to be sure, the Mozilla privacy team is closely monitoring the policy before final release. How can I test whether my website has cookie permissions?
Easy: try to set a cookie. I operate a third-party website that uses cookies. All views are solely my own. » Tracking Not Required: Behavioral Targeting Web Policy. Original at 33 Bits of Entropy. Co-authored by Arvind Narayanan and Subodh Iyengar. In the first installment of the Tracking Not Required series, we discussed a relatively straightforward case: frequency capping. Now let’s get to the 800-pound gorilla, behaviorally targeted advertising, putatively the main driver of online tracking. We will show how to swap a little functionality for a lot of privacy. Admittedly, implementing behavioral targeting on the client is hard and will require some technical wizardry. It doesn’t come for “free” in that it requires a trade-off in terms of various privacy and deployability desiderata. Fortunately, this has been a fertile topic of research over the past several years, and there are papers describing solutions at a variety of points on the privacy-deployability spectrum.
Goals. Existing approaches The chart presents an overview of existing and proposed architectures. Several points of note. New approach. Profiling algorithm. 1. 2. 3. 4. Implementation.