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BUNDESVERBAND DER VERBRAUCHERZENTRALEN UND VERBRAUCHERVERBANDE —BERBRAUCHERZENTRALE BUNDESVERBAND V. PLANET49 GmbH (“PLANET49”)
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The information that service provider must give to a website user includes “the duration of the operation of cookies and whether or not third parties may have access to those cookies.” (¶80)
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The information that service provider must give to a website user includes “the duration of the operation of cookies and whether or not third parties may have access to those cookies.” (¶80)
¶80 excerpt
As to whether or not third parties may have access to cookies, that is information included within the information referred to in Article 10(c) of Directive 95/46 and in Article 13(1)(e) of Regulation 2016/679, since those provisions expressly refer to the recipients or categories of recipients of the data.
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