Moderating IDTC Summit’s breakout session
I am going to moderate International Data Transfers & Compliance Summit’s breakout session: Data transfers to third countries.
Latest Posts
10 GDPR fines and what to learn from them
10 biggest and most interesting GDPR fines and what can we learn from them to ensure better data protection compliance.
Looking back at data protection in 2020
Looking over EU’s data protection landscape in 2020 and what 2021 can bring.
Getting it all together
This post will be more for myself. As a point of reference, or line of thought. Recently I decided to make changes to my online appearance – what and how I tell people about myself and what I share with others. You see, I love a lot of things in my life – photography, law, […]
Data Protection Day 2020
Data Protection Day is celebrated each year on 28 January. It’s good opportunity to look at privacy landscape and its further development.
What can we learn from Google €50 million GDPR fine?
French data protection authority imposed on Google a GDPR fine in amount of €50 million. What can we learn from it?
Happy Data Protection Day
People are more and more concerned about how their data is used. EU data protection authorities have received almost 100,000 complaints since EU GDPR is enacted.
Facebook users drop in Europe. What is the takeaway?
Facebook’s users dropped in Europe and US Recently Facebook published latest (Q3) user and revenue update, having the overall users base drop (in Europe and US, mainly). While the drop of users, when compared to total numbers, is small, it is strong signal that users in Europe are not happy with some of Facebook’s practices. […]
CJEU restricts rights to resell back-up copies of software
EU court restricts re-sell of software back-up copies in case original is damaged.