Luxembourg LDP Multilingual Information and Communication Obligations + Electronic Marketing and Cookies. Luxembourg requires privacy notices and communications with data subjects in: (a) Luxembourg's three official languages (Luxembourgish + French + German); (b) English where reasonably required for international financial services context; (c) accessible to vulnerable customers + disabled persons + non-residents; (d) Luxembourg Civil Code requires specific clarity for distance contracts. Implementing Loi du 18 December 2015 on Electronic Commerce + Luxembourg Code Civil + Code de la Consommation + Loi du 30 May 2005 on Electronic Communications. Marketing and Cookies (Loi du 30 mai 2005 + 2024 ePrivacy modernisation): (a) Opt-in consent required for electronic direct marketing (email + SMS + automated calling) + soft-opt-in for similar products from same controller; (b) Opt-out at every communication; (c) CNPD Cookies Guidelines (March 2021 updated 2024) requiring opt-in consent for non-essential cookies + cookie banner + granular controls + cookie wall prohibition + dark pattern prohibition; (d) Luxembourg ePrivacy Directive transposition pending ePrivacy Regulation; (e) Banking sector marketing additional CSSF Circular CSSF 21/789 requirements; (f) Insurance sector CAA marketing additional rules. Coordination with EU ePrivacy Regulation (pending) + EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) + Digital Services Act (DSA) + Luxembourg Cyber Resilience Act 2024.
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