Europe: Brussels court ruling on tracking-based ads a major win for right to privacy

By Amnesty International

Responding to the Brussels Court of Appeal ruling establishing that the consent model underpinning tracking-based advertising by Big Tech companies such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon and X in Europe is incompatible with EU privacy data law, Hannah Storey, Amnesty International Policy Advisor on Technology and Human Rights said: “This a major win for the right […] The post Europe: Brussels court ruling on tracking-based ads a major win for right to privacy appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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