The Supreme Court set the limits in which a privacy breach can amount to a crime in Italy, narrowing down the scope in a regime with considerably high GDPR fines.
The Directive (EU) 2019/770 allowing the use of personal data as the price for the purchase of digital content and services is now being transposed in most EU countries, potentially opening a new phase of exploitation of data within the European Union.
The new guidelines of the Italian data protection authority on cookies introduce onerous privacy-related obligations for any website with effect from January 9, 2022.
The UK Supreme Court held in the Lloyd vs Google class action case that privacy damages need to be proven putting a strong limit to these potential claims.
Ann Cavoukian is the creator of privacy by design and, in this podcast, discusses her data protection-related values and some of the main current challenges in the privacy world.
The Italian Administrative Supreme Court held that Facebook misled its users representing its social media as free, while users' personal data were the actual consideration for the service.
The EDPB issued its recommendations on how to deal with transfers of personal data outside the EEA after the Schrems II case, which have a major impact on any business.