Behavioural targeting, or online profiling, is at the core of many privacy problems on the Internet. Behavioural targeting involves monitoring people';s online behaviour and using the data obtained to expose people to individually targeted advertisements. In the process, firms gather information, store it, analyse it, and disclose it to other firms. Firms compile detailed profiles, based on what internet users read, what videos they watch, what they search for, etc. People have little control over what happens to information concerning them. There is wide agreement that EU data protection law -- and similar regimes in countries worldwide -- offers insufficient protection of privacy on the internet. This publication examines how the law could improve online privacy protection, and is among the first legal studies to discuss the implications of behavioural sciences for privacy law. A detailed analysis is presented of the problematic role of informed consent in data protection law, emphasizing the tension in the law between protecting and empowering the individual. Among the topics covered are the following: ;
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