ePrivacyaudit – now online!
In ePrivacy March newsletter we have already informed you in detail about our new software ePrivacyaudit. You can now find further information on
Data protection requirements in the home office
In the March issue of our ePrivacy Newsletter we already reported on the requirements that the GDPR places on working in home
Digital Fingerprinting
Disadvantages of cookie trackingTracking by means of cookies is associated with considerable effort. On the one hand, the regulations of the GDPR
The “Planet49” decision of the German Federal Court of Justice
The ruling by the German Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof) of 28 May brought to an end the proceedings between the Federal
Data protection fine in Spain – over 30.000 Euro for an incorrect use of a cookie banner
The Spanish data protection authority has recently imposed a fine of 30,000 euro on the low-cost airline Vueling for a cookie banner that
DSK (German data protection conference) concept for setting fines in proceedings against companies
In June 2019, the Conference of Independent Federal and State Data Protection Supervisory Authorities (DSK) drew up a concept for the calculation
14.5 million Euro fine in Berlin due to missing deletion periods
In Berlin, the highest fine imposed to date in Germany since the GDPR came into force was imposed on Deutsche Wohnen SE
EDPS Guidelines on the concepts of controller, processor and joint controllership
On 7 November, the EDPS published a series of guidelines to help businesses determine whether they are controllers, processors or joint controllers. The guidelines
Supervisory authorities against Google Analytics & Co.
Google Analytics and similar services only lawful with consent? In the press release of November 14, the State Commissioner for Data Protection
The “Planet49” decision of the European Court of Justice – a threat to programmatic advertising?
A few days ago, the European Court of Justice handed down its judgment in the “Planet49” case. This ruling had been eagerly