ePrivacy launches partnership with the Health Innovation Port (HIP)
Recently, ePrivacy became a new network partner in the Health Innovation Port supporting the entire network of HIP partners with out data
GDPR and Consent Management – key topics from the perspective of Germany, France and the United Kingdom
How is the GDPR consent requirement interpreted or used as guidance in European countries?An overview of the situation in Germany, France and the
Newsletter March 2021 – International data transfers after Brexit – what is changing?
On December 31, 2020, the United Kingdom left the European Single Market and the Customs Union. As a result, the UK is
Newsletter March 2021 – Finally a breakthrough for the planned ePrivacy Regulation – what’s in store for businesses?
New EU-wide data protection rules With the ePrivacy Regulation, the European Union aims to set additional data protection rules that will apply
Newsletter March 2021 – News about working from home during a pandemic
For more than a year now, we have been both discussing and experiencing the phenomenon of large-scale working from home. The Coronavirus
Newsletter March 2021 – Digital Services Act: Will there be a ban on personalised advertising?
On 15 December 2020, the European Commission published a draft Regulation concerning the digital economy (the so-called “Digital Services Act”). Among other
Newsletter March 2021 – Data protection violation through unloawful CCTV surveillance: new fine in the tens of millions of euros issued
Never before has the state data protection authority in the German state of Lower Saxony imposed such a high GDPR fine: 10.4
Newsletter March 2021 – Data protection violation through an ‘unclear’ privacy policy: 7-million euro fine against Facebook in Italy
Even higher, however, is the fine that the Italian competition authority (AGCM) has now imposed on Facebook. Facebook is to pay 7
ePrivacyNews Webinar Special 01/2021 / BREXIT effects on data protection – UK DPO & UK Representative
We will pose the questions: How does the Brexit affect data protection?Does your company need an UK DPO oran UK representative? The
Examination of cookies and third-party services on Lower Saxony websites
Many websites use cookies or integrate services from third parties – for example analysis, map or weather services. To do this, the