President Biden launches new EU-US data protection framework
News update from the “Schrems” case, this time straight from the White House:“President Biden Signs Executive Order to Implement the European Union-U.S.
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Google Fonts Update
In our July newsletter, we reported on the ruling of the Munich I Regional Court, which had taken up the decision of
Data subject request: one-month period pauses while identity is verified
The General Data Protection Regulation contains a large number of deadlines that a controller must meet. This also applies to the deadline for
Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA) now in force
Europe now officially has two new sets of rules, the Digital Services Act (“DSA”) and its sister product the Digital Markets Act
Announcement – ePrivacy webinar on: Data Protection and Email-Marketing (free of charge)
Prof. Bauer will introduce important watchouts and measures when it comes to data protection and Email-Marketing. This includes an introduction to the
TCF 2.0: Belgian Commercial Court refers individual legal questions on the APD decision to the ECJ for a preliminary ruling
Latest news on TCF 2.0 The Brussels Commercial Court has referred some legal questions from the IAB case against the Belgian data
GPDR compliant use of Microsoft 365 in the company
Microsoft 365 – controversial under data protection lawNot only in the private sphere, but also in many companies and public authorities, Microsoft
Current ECJ decision on “Indirect Identification of Sensitive Data”
Under data protection law, we distinguish between “normal” personal data and data requiring special protection, such as health data or data on
Third country transfer: “EDPB” publishes statement on data transfer to Russia
The European Data Protection Board (“EDPB”) demands additional measures for data transfers to Russia. It published a statement on this on 12nd
525.000 Euro fine – conflict of interest of the companies data protection officer
The Berlin Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (BlnBDI) has imposed a fine of 525,000 euros on the subsidiary of