14.03.2024

CJEU increases the requirements for claiming non-material damage within the meaning of the...

Whether or not (nearly) any and all violation of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) entitles data subjects to non-material damages has been the subject of substantial debate. On 14 December 2023 the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) issued a first ...Mehr lesen
13.03.2024

INPLP Activity Report 2023 published

The past year was a success for the INPLP, marked by robust collaboration and network growth. The annual conference in Dublin, hosted by Rob Corbet (Arthur Cox), was a key milestone. Our priorities included strengthening collaboration, facilitating knowledge transfer, ...Mehr lesen
16.02.2024

Extraterritorial Implications of Turkish Data Protection Legislation

This article explores the regulatory landscape for data controllers located outside Turkey and their obligations under the Turkish Data Protection Law. ...Mehr lesen
13.02.2024

Violation of personal data protection by the City of Trnava as the Controller of personal...

In a recent decision by the Office for Personal Data Protection, we witnessed a case of violation of the Personal Data Protection Act and GDPR. The breach of personal data protection concerned the Controller, who unlawfully disclosed personal data of 47 affected ...Mehr lesen
09.02.2024

A thin line between a typo and a data breach: A case study in enhancing data security...

In a recent case, the Serbian Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection issued a cautionary notice to a bank, shedding light on its procedures for collecting and managing clients' email addresses for communication purposes. ...Mehr lesen
07.02.2024

Europe’s AI Act: a new role for the Dutch Data Protection Authority?

"The genie is out of the bottle. We need to move forward on artificial intelligence development but we also need to be mindful of its very real dangers. I fear that AI may replace humans altogether." This quote from Stephen Hawking in 2017 is more relevant today than ...Mehr lesen
05.02.2024

Financial companies for fast loans fined for processing personal data without consent from...

The North Macedonian Personal Data Protection Agency has issued several fines for financial companies for fast loans due to processing personal data contrary to the law i.e. without previous consent from the data subject. ...Mehr lesen
02.02.2024

Activity of the personal data supervisory authority of Monaco (CCIN): Increase in the...

This article outlines the complaints addressed to the CCIN by data subjects, the number of which, in proportion to Monaco, is rising sharply (1), and its recommendations (2). ...Mehr lesen
31.01.2024

Processing Children’s Data Correctly: Takeaways from the Recent TikTok Decision

In September 2023, the Irish Data Protection Commission (“DPC”) adopted its final decision in an own-volition inquiry into the processing by TikTok Technology Limited (“TikTok”) of personal data relating to child users of the TikTok platform. The sanctions imposed on the ...Mehr lesen
29.01.2024

Analysis of Legal Functionality in the Face of Technological Advancement, Case of Ecuador:...

This article analyses the impact of advancing neurotechnology on human rights, particularly regarding cognitive freedom, mental privacy, and psychological integrity. It discusses the ethical implications of brain-computer interfaces and the necessity for specific ...Mehr lesen