Outlook: The Metaverse and Data Protection Compliance
One of the most discussed and controversial modern technology is the metaverse. Many big tech companies describe the metaverse as the next
Google Analytics: Italian data protection authority also prohibits use | CNIL publishes further opinion
In the spring of this year, the decisions of the Austrian and French data protection authorities stating that Google Analytics violates the
Digital Services Act: new labelling requirements for online marketing
With the Digital Services Act (DSA), the EU wants to fundamentally revise and further standardise the rulebook for the digital industry. The
German court awards user €100 in damages against website operator for using Google Fonts
The Regional Court of Munich I has issued an important ruling that sheds more light on the decision of the European Court
What admins and operators of Facebook pages need to consider
Facebook pages can complement business websites and are often used as an alternative to the corporate website for SMB’s (small and medium
Supervisory authorities are starting to enforce GDPR requirements for international data transfers
The following topic should be on every company’s mind at the moment: With regard to the use of online tools by non-EU
Cookie management: supervisory authorities require a “reject all” button
The following data protection issue should also be on every company’s mind: Consent management for tracking cookies. Here, too, the supervisory authorities
ISO 27001 certification: role and tasks of the ISO in setting up an ISMS
Setting up an information security management system (ISMS) means to assign tasks within the company in the following: The information security officer (ISO) has a major
Google aims to address data protection concerns with launching Analytics 4 in the EU
On March 16, 2022, Google announced the launch of Google Analytics 4. Google is attempting to end data protection discussions that have
“Privacy Shield 2.0”: first reactions to new agreement
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, together with President Biden, recently announced an “agreement in principle” on a new data exchange