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Data protection: The gap between aspiration and reality – or the importance companies should really attach to data protection in order to benefit from it.
The CJEU had to examine whether providers of online platforms are responsible and liable for the (unlawful) processing of personal data in user-generated content.
The Data Governance Act aims to create a European single market for data. We explain what this means for companies and public authorities (in Germany).
The CJEU rules on the conditions under which gender or title may be requested in online forms.
Who has to carry out a fundamental rights impact assessment, how does it work, and how does the process contribute to the responsible use of AI?
Changes to the GDPR are primarily intended to ease the burden on SMEs. A new draft shows that the reform simplifies a few documentation requirements. It also poses new risks for companies.
The guidelines issued by the European Data Protection Board demonstrate how blockchain can be used in compliance with the GDPR. However, the path to achieving this is complex.
Microsoft promises data sovereignty in the cloud, but cannot rule out access by U.S. authorities. We explain the problem.
The ECJ rules on whether recipients must also be named if they only receive pseudonymised personal data. The ruling is likely to spark considerable debate.
What does the abolition of the EU platform for online dispute resolution mean for website operators, and what does the German VSGB stipulate instead?
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