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Originally Posted by AlexanderHanff

Yes it would be for non opt in customers only. If customers have given their illphormed consent then there are no issues with the customer with regards the cookies. There are still issues under RIPA, PECR, CMA, FA, CDPA etc. as I mentioned above.

Alexander Hanff

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A law change is not a good idea either. It will alienate the public and privacy groups as well as political representatives/bodies in the EU and UK. It is likely the House of Lords would try to delay the process as long as possible too, and they would need to unratify (if that is even possible?) several EU Regulations/Directives and Conventions or they would most certainly be open to action from the European Commission and the European Court of Human Rights/European Court of Justice.

The timeframe for legislative changes would be significant and BT etc. need to roll this out as soon as possible before someone does come up with a competing "legal" (or less illegal) model and Phorm+Investors+Partners end up with egg on their face and an unsellable product.

Alexander Hanff

I agree Alexander need the link to your paper again please and a link tothe video of the public meeting to post on ISPreview, trying to get more publicity it seems to die quick on there