The document analyzes the "pay or okay" consent model used by news publishers in Europe, evaluating its economic implications, impact on user consent, and the sustainability of media funding.
Since the 2014 invalidation of the Data Retention Directive, EU retention law is fragmented; CJEU/ECtHR require necessity, proportionality, safeguards, and stakeholders are divided on new EU rules.
FPF has conducted a new analysis that presents an overview of the regulatory strategies of DPAs for 2023 and the ensuing years.
Big Brother Watch’s investigation into surveillance in advertising has found that industrialscale data athering and specific targeting is not only the preserve of the online space.
The EDPB publishes legal studies on GDPR issues—like secondary use of personal data—to inform stakeholders while safeguarding privacy and commercial interests.
Protecting privacy from authoritarian threats requires comprehensive regulation of both government surveillance and corporate data collection.
The CNIL's report "Data, Footprints and Freedoms" examines how data protection laws like the GDPR might contribute to environmental sustainability, offering insights and recommendations for aligning these goals.
This study explores strategies for sharing ICU healthcare data within EU privacy laws, identifying approaches and recommendations to balance data security, usability, and compliance.
This essay is intended for data controllers who wish to use hash techniques in their data processing activities as a safeguard for personal data pseudonymisation.
In today’s digital age, technological advances are increasingly challenging our way of thinking, working, and living. With the rise of […]
The IAF's draft model legitimate interest assessment is a framework for businesses and regulators to demonstrate legitimate interest multi-dimensional balancing in AI processing.