The European Data Protection Board issued a statement on the proposed ePrivacy Regulation. The EDPB said "under no circumstances" should the ePrivacy Regulation offer a lower level of protection than the current ePrivacy Directive. The board also said the ePrivacy Regulation should lay out a framework for the "cooperation between data protection authorities as supervisory authorities competent under GDPR and authorities having the appropriate expertise, so their cooperation could function effectively."
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