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No. 2, 28 Jan 2019
Welcome to GDPR Today – your online hub for staying tuned to the (real) life of EU data protection law. As you know, every two months we...
GDPR interpreted Trade

EU Commissioner says GDPR is an opportunity to build trust

No. 3, 25 March 2019
European Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality, Věra Jourová, delivered a speech on 20 March 2019 at the 9th annual...
DPA GDPR interpreted Romania

European Commission urged to investigate Romanian GDPR implementation

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Issue The Romanian law implementing the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) allows national political parties to process personal...
Internet of Things

Privacy policies for Internet of Things devices must comply with GDPR

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Many Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as smart speakers, lightbulbs, hubs and fridges, collect personal data. These devices are...
tools

Bits of Freedom Data Request Tool

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Use Bits of Freedom’s tool to exercise your rights!
Democracy DPA Elections Spain

Spain: DPA limits the use of data in political campaigning

No. 3, 25 March 2019
The Spanish Data Protection Authority (DPA), the Agencia Española de Protección de Datos (AEPD), has issued a notification (circular) on...
Cookies DPA Netherlands

Netherlands: DPA rules websites must allow people to refuse tracking cookies

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Websites that allow visitors access only if they accept tracking cookies or comparable ways to track and record visitor behaviour do not...
tools

Access Now Guide to Lawmakers on GDPR

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Making data protection law well: lessons learned from GDPR.
DPA Elections GDPR interpreted Romania Spain UK

GDPR loopholes facilitate data exploitation by political parties

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Elections, referendums and political campaigns around the world are becoming ever more sophisticated data operations. This raises questions...
GDPR interpreted

New evidence in AdTech complaint

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Additional evidence has been supplied to data protection regulators in relation to a complaint about real-time bidding in the AdTech...
GDPR on Trial

Uber drivers demand their data

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Four Uber drivers in the United Kingdom have initiated legal action under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) to require that the...
tools

FREE online course to learn about the GDPR

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Make GDPR work for you – Know your rights!
ePrivacy GDPR interpreted

EDPB: ePrivacy and GDPR work together to protect people’s data

No. 3, 25 March 2019
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is very closely linked to other EU legislation protecting privacy of electronic communications...
Competition Consumer Protection Facebook Germany

German competition regulator demands changes to Facebook’s use of personal data

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Authorities in Europe have for years discussed in theory the need to integrate data protection with consumer rights and competition law....
Adequacy Brexit

After Brexit, the EU must decide if UK data protection is adequate

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Data protection is a core part of the European Union’s Digital Single Market strategy. In many ways, the General Data Protection...
DPA EDPB EDPS ePrivacy

EDPS 2018 Annual Report highlights the power and limitation of data protection

No. 3, 25 March 2019
In February 2019, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS), Giovanni Buttarelli, published his first Annual Report. For those working...
Statistics collected from ten EU countries show that ten months after the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became enforceable, people are continuing to exercise their rights to data protection by making complaints to their national Data Protection Authorities (DPAs).

GDPR in Numbers

No. 3, 25 March 2019
Statistics collected from ten EU countries show that ten months after the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) became enforceable, people are continuing to exercise their rights to data protection by making complaints to their national Data Protection Authorities (DPAs).

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