The U.K. ICO announced proposed updates to its online tracking and advertising strategy, including relaxing enforcement of cookie consent requirements for low-risk advertising cookies and updating guidance to reflect new exemptions introduced by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025. Counsel Nicola Kerr-Shaw and associates Aleksander Aleksiev and Alex Smallwood discuss how the ICO's proposed enforcement relaxation for lower-risk advertising cookies and the DUAA's new exemptions mark a continued shift toward looser cookie consent requirements in the U.K.
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