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ARTICLE · 09 SEPTEMBER 2015

Privacy Commission Adopts Recommendations On Social Networking Site's Plug-Ins

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On May 13, the Privacy Commission adopted a recommendation on tracking through social plug-ins directed at a social media site and its users.

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On May 13, the Privacy Commission adopted a recommendation on tracking through social plug-ins directed at a social media site and its users. The Commission noted concerns under Belgian privacy law and announced that it will adopt further recommendations on other aspects of the social media site's privacy policy covered in the academic report.

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