Europe data laws to cover media player 'spyware'
07:28 - Monday 17 June 2002 by The Register
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: europe, data, laws, to, cover, media, player, spyware Category : Miscellaneous
Source: Tom's Hardware – Keywords: europe, data, laws, to, cover, media, player, spyware Category : Miscellaneous
Over the past few days it has been reported in various places that the European Union is extending its privacy investigations to include music players, meaning that Microsoft is in the frame again, this time alongside Real. The reports, however, are not strictly true (we accept that headline-hungry sub-editors will have had something to do with them). The EU is indeed looking at media players, but it is doing so as part of a far wider-ranging effort to nail down privacy protection policy and its implementation.
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