Issue 3/2025 of the European Data Protection Law Review (EDPL) is now available! The articles section features in-depth research on:
- Identifying Identifiability: GDPR Personal Data in the Context of Google Analytics Data
- European Research Area for Health Research: The Interplay Between FAIR Data Principles, GDPR and EHDS Regulation
- Inclusive Language and Privacy Policies: A Rights-based Approach
- Pseudonymised (Personal) Data as Resolution: The Final Chapter in Third-Country Transfers?
The reports section gives shorter updates on:
- Austria ∙ ‘Pay or Okay’: Federal Administrative Court on DPA Decision Regarding Model of ‘Der Standard’
- Finland ∙ Supreme Administrative Court on Processing of Children’s Data in Google Workspace for Education
- Ireland ∙ Public Sector Enforcement and Risk-Appropriate Security in DPC’s CDETB Decision
- Latvia ∙ Compensation for Non-Material Damage in the Form of an Apology under the GDPR: Damage from a Viral Video
- Practitioners’ Corner ∙ Legal Analysis of DPA Enforcement in 23andMe and Carrefour Data Breach Incidents
EDPL 3/2025 also includes a case notes section on recent judgments of the European Courts:
- Joined Cases C-313/23, C-316/23 and C-332/23: Between Judicial Independence and the GDPR Enforcement System
- C-203/22 CK v Magistrat der Stadt Wien: The Right to Explanation of Automated Decisions under the GDPR: Explainability of AI Outputs vs Trade Secrets
- Overview 2024: Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights
The book review in this edition covers Irene Kamara’s book Standardizing Personal Data Protection.
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