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Agreement “in principle” on Trans-Atlantic Data Flows

by Matthias Horn// On March 25th the EU Commission and the United States announced an agreement “in principle” on a new Trans-Atlantic Data Privacy Framework. The agreement aims to foster – or rather maintain – Trans-Atlantic personal data flows the…

By Guest | April 20, 2022 | Article |
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Data transfer to Russia and China in times of crisis

Peter Hense und Bettina Blawert// In light of the “changed security policy situation” following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Norwegian data protection regulator recently encouraged any company that exports personal data to Russia and Ukraine to review its practices to…

By Guest | March 27, 2022 | Article |
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Austrian DPA: Google Analytics not in line with Schrems II

by Gerald Trieb and Antonia Kühberger// The year 2022 is still young and yet we are already able to report on a groundbreaking decision by the Austrian Data Protection Authority (DPA; in German “Datenschutzbehörde”). The NGO NOYB published a decision…

By Guest | February 13, 2022 | Article |
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Preliminary questions on the GDPR referred to the European Court of Justice by Austrian supreme courts in 2021

by Gerald Trieb and Antonia Kühberger// As reported in a previous blog post, the Austrian Supreme Court (Oberster Gerichtshof, OGH) recently submitted a preliminary ruling request to the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to clarify whether Facebook unlawfully reinterpreted the…

By Guest | December 22, 2021 | Article |
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The Clock is ticking for TikTok – How to protect underage EU citizens?

By Christina Etteldorf// The Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) announced in early September that it had opened two own-volition inquiries against the popular social networking and video service TikTok.1 On the one hand, these proceedings are intended to assess TikTok’s…

By Guest | November 6, 2021 | Article |
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PIMS: new approach to manage user consent?

by Klaus Meffert// The TTDSG is the new German law for regulating privacy issues, which inter alia will implement the EU ePrivacy directive and will take effect in December 2021. § 26 TTDSG introduces the personal information management system (PIMS)…

By Guest | October 5, 2021 | Article |
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Too much information, too little competition: on the interplay of competition and privacy

Aline Blankertz // More and more investigations by competition and data protection authorities deal not only with one of privacy and competition, but both at a time. Experts argue that “the misuse of consumer data and harm to privacy is…

By Guest | September 20, 2021 | Article |
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Riders’ personal data – Italian DPA fines Foodinho

Vincenzo Diego Cutugno // In the last few months, the Italian supervisory authority (“Garante per la protezione dei dati personali” or “Garante”) imposed some significant administrative fines on two major food delivery companies operating in Italy: Foodinho and Deliveroo. In…

By Guest | September 2, 2021 | Article |
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Schrems vs. Facebook – Austrian Supreme Court refers Preliminary Proceeding to EUCJ

by Gerald Trieb and Antonia Kühberger// In a long-standing civil case between Max Schrems and Facebook Ireland Inc., the Austrian Supreme Court (“Oberster Gerichtshof”, OGH) decided to refer a number of questions to the Court of Justice of the European…

By Guest | August 11, 2021 | Article |
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Chinese Personal Information Protection Law – A brief overview

//by Takaya Terakawa// China has been actively updating its data protection legislations since 2017. Due to the limited English information, many privacy professionals outside of China are in trouble with understanding the overview of data protection related legislations in China.…

By Guest | July 12, 2021 | Article |
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