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Improve your understanding of PECR with our expert articles. We delve into how these regulations govern electronic communications, including emails, cookies, and telemarketing, helping you ensure your digital communication strategies remain lawful.
The ICO fined Home Improvement Marketing Ltd £300,000 for making 2.4 million illegal automated marketing calls. Analysis of the penalty notice reveals deliberate evasion tactics, overseas operations, and critical lessons for businesses using automated calling systems.
In light of data protection laws like GDPR and the ePrivacy Regulations (PECR) you may be concerned about whether your Wordpress website is placing cookies on your visitors devices – and whether you should be concerned about this.
This case tells us that it is important to continually review the potential impact of human error or technical error on your direct marketing campaigns.
The ICO’s recent enforcement action against Virgin Media shows us that some marketers are still failing to understand the ICO’s guidance on PECR.
Facebook announced via their newsroom on Thursday (23rd September 2021) that they will be changing their cookie consent controls within the European region for Facebook and Instagram users.
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), in the United Kingdom, has fined Yes Consumer Solutions Limited (YCSL) £170,000 for making 188,493 unsolicited direct marketing calls to customers registered with the Telephone Preference Service (TPS).
Switching to Google Analytics 4 gives marketers & site managers a wide range benefits.
The ICO’s investigation found that Muscle Food’s had contravened Regulation 22 of PECR.
During their investigation the ICO found that Digital Growth Experts Ltd had breached regulations 22 and 23 of PECR.
Is your cookie banner breaking the law? Probably. Most website owners will remember the rush many years ago, to comply with the “EU Cookie Law”. The original 2011 directive made cookie notices a part of internet life. But it didn’t really do much for people’s privacy. Compliance was at best — patchy. Some of us …