10 reasons why the GDPR is the opposite of a ‘notice and consent’ type of law
A ‘notice and consent’ privacy law puts the entire burden of privacy protection on the person and then it doesn’t […]
A ‘notice and consent’ privacy law puts the entire burden of privacy protection on the person and then it doesn’t […]
The European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) published, on 11 September 2019, the pleading notes before the Court of Justice of […]
With the recent major GDPR cases on Facebook and Google, DPOs at smaller companies are getting worried and challenged in […]
If the United Kingdom leaves the European Union without a deal Nov. 1, it will automatically cease to be a […]
Research by Egress has revealed that 52% of UK businesses are still not fully compliant with GDPR regulation since its […]
In June, the conference of the German Data Protection Authorities (Datenschutzkonferenz) approved a concept for the calculation of GDPR fines. […]
On June 27, 2019, the High Court of Frankfurt decided that a consent for data processing tied to a consent […]
In its recent decision of 11 June 2019, the Dresden Court of Appeals had to decide on claims for damages […]
The school used facial-recognition software via camera to capture and register 22 students’ participation in class. The school board claimed […]
In July, the European Commission urged European countries to allocate sufficient human, financial and technical resources to national data protection […]
Data scraping is a general term that describes a plethora of Internet-based data retrieval methodologies, used without the permission of […]
The implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) raises a series of challenges for scientific research, especially regarding research […]