Dealing with the Schrems II fallout and higher-than-ever fines meant that 2021 brought a lot of change to the data protection landscape. Here are our top picks for the most... read more →
Following our original post, GDPR Fines - Trends In Enforcement, we're checking what happened next. The total In the last quarter of 2021, data protection authorities have steadily continued dishing... read more →
It appears that the national data protection authorities have awoken from their peaceful slumber in the past months. This time, the Belgian authority has claimed its first prominent victim in... read more →
Organisations using Google Analytics beware: The Austrian data protection authority has issued a decision that the transfer of Google Analytics data from the EU to the US violates the GDPR,... read more →
After serval years as Chief Privacy Officer for Unilever, in early 2016 I became the Data Protection and Information Security Officer for John Lewis Partnership (and Waitrose UK) and had... read more →
The adtech industry has turned its focus from billboard and newspaper/TV commercials to the internet. What started off as innocent ads shown the same way to every visitor of a... read more →
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 →