Abstract
This specification defines a mechanism for expressing user decisions about personal data processing under the European Union’s data protection regulations, and similar regulations outside the EU. The mechanism functions through the exchange of HTTP headers between the user agent and the web server, or through an equivalent JavaScript interface.
The mechanism serves as an automated means for users to give or refuse consent, to withdraw any consent already given, as well as to object to processing. The mechanism provides an alternative to existing nonautomated consent management approaches (e.g. ‘cookie banners’) and aims to reduce the efforts of the different parties involved regarding the protection of users’ privacy.
The mechanism serves as an automated means for users to give or refuse consent, to withdraw any consent already given, as well as to object to processing. The mechanism provides an alternative to existing nonautomated consent management approaches (e.g. ‘cookie banners’) and aims to reduce the efforts of the different parties involved regarding the protection of users’ privacy.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Vienna |
| Publisher | WU Vienna University of Economics and Business |
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| Publication status | Published - 15 Jun 2021 |
Publication series
| Series | Sustainable Computing Reports and Specifications |
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Bibliographical note
erlier versionWU Working Papes and Cases
- Sustainable Computing Reports and Specifications
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Really Enforceable Solution to Protect End-users Consent & Tracking Decisions
Human, S., 2022, 18 p. (Sustainable Computing Reports and Specifications; No. 2, Vol. 2022).Publication: Book/Editorship/Report › Research report, expert opinion
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Advanced Data Protection Control (ADPC)
Human, S., Schrems, M., Toner, A., v, G. & Wagner, B., 18 Jul 2021Publication: Other publications › Other scientific publications
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