Instead of identifying specific consumer data privacy issues that companies and policymakers should address, the Green Paper focuses on recommendations that would help to create a policy framework that better addresses increasingly intensive uses of personal data in the digital economy.
Mark Pryor discusses the focus of the Green Paper on consumer data privacy.
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