A training deck says the ePrivacy Directive was repealed by the GDPR. What should replace that claim?
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Short Explanation
Someone slid a fake “repealed” stamp on ePrivacy. Nope — those electronic-communications privacy rules still matter beside the GDPR. Update the deck before telecoms and marketing teams learn the wrong story.
Full Explanation
Although the GDPR modernised the general personal-data framework, the ePrivacy Directive continues to operate as related sectoral law for electronic communications privacy in relevant respects. Characterising ePrivacy as fully repealed by the GDPR is inaccurate. Practitioners must assess both frameworks where electronic communications, cookies, or similar overlays are in play.