Data protection seal from a state-accredited certification body – Announcement
There are regularly questions about the status of the “data protection seal of a state-accredited certification body”, which is currently being developed. The
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Austria: two more Facebook tools unlawful
The Facebook tools “Facebook Logins” and “Meta Pixel” also violate the GDPR, as found by the Austrian Data Protection Authority (DPA) in
EU-US Data Privacy Framework (TAPF): new EDPB opinion published
In our February newsletter, we informed you about the current status of the Transatlantic Data Protection Framework and the adequacy decision announced
TCF 2.0: IAB Europe action plan implementation will be pushed back to Q4 2023 (earliest)
On 15 March, IAB Europe confirmed that the Belgian Data Protection Authority (APD) has voluntarily suspended the six-month implementation period of the
ePrivacy partner law firm UNVERZAGT wins major case at the German Federal Court of Justice: Online businesses cannot be held liable for their affiliate partners’ actions
On 26 January, the German Federal Court of Justice handed down a landmark decision with implications for the entire affiliate marketing industry:
Transatlantic data protection framework: EU Commission announced new adequacy decision for the US
The legetimicy of international data transfers to the US has preoccupied us for several years now. In November, we last reported in
ECJ decides in the „Österreichische Post“ case on the interpretation of the term “recipient or recipient categories”
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the right to information regarding data recipients according to art. 15 (1)(c) GDPR refers
Regional Court of Munich decides cookie banner „Focus Online“ is not compliant with data protection law
Cookie banners – an evergreen issue in data protection Cookie banners are omnipresent on the internet: almost every website asks its visitors
German data protection conference (DSK) published „Orientation Guide Telemedia 2021 Version 1.1“
At its 104th conference, the body of independent German federal and state data protection supervisory authorities – the Data Protection Conference (DSK)
“Proximus” ruling of the ECJ: Requests from data subjects must be forwarded to third parties without being requested – in both directions of the processing chain
Imagine the following case: a data subject makes a request to a telephone provider to delete the data, the telephone company must