Following up on our article on the Lead Supervisory Authority (Lead SA), we look at how the recent decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union on the... read more →
Monday 27 September 2021 will enter history as the day the old Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) are replaced by brand new ones. What a time to be alive! Sounds great... read more →
The insoluble (or not) dilemma: consent or contractual necessity as a legal basis?
Elisavet Dravalou
Now that the “Schrems III” case is in the making, it is time to talk again about consent. What is the case this time? We are talking about the situation... read more →
Just over three years ago, the GDPR was passed into law. Contrary to the scare before its enforcement, fines weren’t exactly issued left and right on day one – but... read more →
In the last couple of weeks, a new piece of legislation -the ePrivacy Derogation – was passed by the EU Parliament. This has drawn a lot of attention and became... read more →
Last week there was big news - breaking for some, expected for others. The EU Commission has published a positive adequacy decision to the UK. This means that personal data... read more →
It is official. The long-awaited Trade Deal between the UK and the EU is here. On page 414 of the 1256 total pages and under the fancy title of "Article... read more →
In the post-Schrems II world we live in, data transfers to third countries (outside the EEA) require a thorough evaluation of the surveillance laws of the third country that the... read more →
This is the fourth episode in DPOrganizer’s interview podcast series, Privacy Pros. You can subscribe here to get upcoming episodes in your feed. Alexander Hanff is certainly not afraid... read more →