Law and data protection
TDDDG
Abbreviation for Telekommunikation-Digitale-Dienste-Datenschutz-Gesetz
In short and in plain language
The TDDDG is a German law on data protection.
It is about phones, the net and digital services.
It says who may reach data on a visitor's device. Cookies are one way.
For websites, this means things like counting visitors. It also covers content from other sites.
Definition
The TDDDG is a German act on data protection in telecommunications and digital services. Among other things it governs access to information on a visitor's device, for example through cookies. For websites this touches topics such as audience measurement and embedded content.