European Parliament Adopts EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework Resolution
EU Parliament adopted a resolution deeming the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework to be inadequate in providing the protection demanded by EU data protection law.
GDPR News
EU lawyers say plan to scan private messages for child abuse may be unlawful
As the EU considers a new law requiring screening of encrypted messages for child abuse content, internal legal advice has raised doubts about its lawfulness.
Clearview AI data use deemed illegal in Austria
Clearview AI must cease processing any biometric data belonging to the complainant and delete any of their existing profiles in its searchable database.
Google recruitment system may have broken GDPR
Google may now be facing investigation for a potential breach of the GDPR for failure timely delete data from HR system.
Clearview fined again in France for failing to comply with privacy orders
Clearview AI has incurred yet another fine for its noncompliance with the GDPR in France.
MEPs to vote on proposed ban on ‘Big Brother’ AI facial recognition on streets
European Parliament will vote on a proposed amendment to Article 5 of the Artificial Intelligence Act, which seeks to bar the use of live facial recognition technology on public streets.
CJUE rules on the right to obtain a copy of personal data under the GDPR
With this decision CJEU clarifies the right to obtain a copy of personal data provided by article 15 of GDPR.
Government will not say if spyware is used to monitor Irish citizens
Ireland won’t reveal whether it spys on its citizens.
CJEU’s Advocate General Issues Opinion on GDPR Fines Against Companies
The Advocate General delivered opinion concerning the conditions regarding fines under the GDPR.
Meta Brings Legal Action Against EDPB
Meta has lodged two applications with the CJEU requesting annulment of the Binding Decisions issued by the EDPB.
AG provides opinion on presumed fault of the controller in case of data breach
Advocate General of CJEU examined the interpretation of the civil non-material right to damages and duty of care concerning technical and organisational measures under.
ECJ holds that the live streaming of video classes falls within the scope of the GDPR
Whilst Member States have discretion over whether they adopt specified rules, such rules must prioritize protecting employees’ fundamental rights to privacy.