Justice ministers divided over proposal for police access to real-time data
National justice ministers are pushing to create new powers for law enforcement authorities to intercept communication data in real time […]
National justice ministers are pushing to create new powers for law enforcement authorities to intercept communication data in real time […]
Websites go dark, complaints are filed within an hour, European Commission suffers an embarrassing data leak, and the US Commerce […]
AdAge looks at at several publishers who are all handling consent under GDPR differently. Approaches vary widely. Some publishers provide an easy […]
A new Data Protection Act has been introduced into law in Ireland to sit alongside the General Data Protection Regulation […]
The law regulates the supervisory authority’s composition, authorities and principles of work, as well as specificities related to administrative fines […]
While the General Data Protection Regulation will this week come into effect across the European Union, some companies in Sweden […]
The EU’s biggest telecom operators have reiterated a call for the proposed reform of the ePrivacy regulation to bring the […]
A lack of clarity around how new EU data protection laws apply poses a threat to EU-US trade, the US […]
GDPR introduces the concept of a “right of erasure” i.e. a ‘right to be forgotten’. Although the concept currently exists […]
On 18 May 2018The Council of Europe (‘CoE’) adopted the Protocol to amend the Convention for the Protection of Individuals […]
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) entered into force on 25 May 2018. In light of the urgency to adapt […]
There is a lot of misinformation out there surrounding this topic and it can be easy to just ignore the […]