EDPS concerned about privacy in era of AI
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) is concerned about potential erosion of key principles in the EU’s GDPR due to challenges posed by advanced AI technologies.
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) is concerned about potential erosion of key principles in the EU’s GDPR due to challenges posed by advanced AI technologies.
Meta begins anonymized data collection from Quest VR users, raising privacy concerns.
The guidance emphasizes the importance of complying with legislative requirements and good practices when sending bulk emails to protect personal information, including using secure methods, training staff, and promptly reporting breaches.
EDPB published website auditing tool to aid organizations in GDPR compliance, enhancing data protection practices and mitigating risks of non-compliance.
A guide by FPF helps organizations manage body-related data in immersive technologies responsibly to enhance privacy and safety.
This report attempts to contextualise the main design principles regarding protection of personal data and demonstrate how to engineer personal data protection through two use cases of an envisioned EU data space in the pharmaceutical domain.
Sweden’s open data laws clash with rising gang-related violence.
Google’s report reveals significant spyware threats to user privacy.
Danish DPA requests schools to stop transferring personal data to Google or establish a clear legal basis for these transfers.
Allegations are raised that an Italian police department unlawfully accessed and shared EU drivers’ details with Euro Parking Collections.
Poland investigates former government’s alleged misuse of Pegasus spyware and illegal fund allocation.
CJEU decides on the implications of storing personal data of individuals convicted of crimes under EU Directive 2016/680, focusing on the right to erasure and the principle of proportionality.