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European ‘dirty deal’ regarding the introduction of Chat Control temporarily averted
A controversial European ‘dirty deal’ regarding the introduction of Chat Control 2.0 has been temporarily averted, thanks to…
Berlin Cyberattack: stolen government data triggers crisis response
Following the publication of stolen data from Berlin’s administration, a central crisis unit led by the Chief Digital…
When the algorithm becomes the boss as uber drivers take ai to court
Around 241,000 Uber drivers across Europe and the UK are represented in a landmark collective action filed in…
EU Age Verification under scrutiny as transparency questions remain
The European Commission’s DG CONNECT disclosed nine documents in response to an access-to-documents request, but all were already…
US Supreme Court ruling threatens EU-US data transfers
A new US Supreme Court ruling questions the independence of the FTC, undermining a key legal pillar of…
Your fertility, your data, or your body our data?
Unfair, unsafe – and also often unclear to women using fertility apps, just what is really going on…
Proposed EU-US Data privacy framework is too vague…
The European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs has recommended states that the executive order…
Controller based on the choice of purpose and “essential” means
The EDPS – European Data Protection Supervisor states in an opinion that in order to act as a…
Data Subject Access Request with identity of recipient
Every person has the right to know to whom his or her personal data have been disclosed. A…
US direct access to Europeans’ biometric data for visa-free travel?
The US government demands direct access to databases of European police services containing biometric data of European citizens.…