The new issue of the European Data Protection Law Review (EDPL) is now available online. The edition opens with Bart van der Sloot’s editorial on the proposed European Biotech Act.
The articles in this issue analyse in depth:
- The Digital Omnibus Proposal and the Definition of Personal Data by Esra Demir
- Against Biometric Identifiability: Part II (Open Access) by Cesar Augusto Fontanillo Lopez
- Applying the Rights-Based and Risk-Based Approaches to Data Protection by Lars Arnesen
- Personalisation Without Profiling: Short Privacy Information Sheets by Amine Er-Rabbaa
The reports update on the following legal developments:
- Recent Developments and Overview of the Reports
- EU: EDPB-EDPS Joint Opinion on Digital Omnibus
- Belgium: Prenatal Data and the Interpretation of the ‘Data Subject’
- Estonia: Restricting Data Subject’s Access Rights
- Poland: Purpose Limitation After COVID-19
- UK: ICO Sanctions Against Reddit
- Practitioner’s Corner: Data Governance in Investment Funds
The case note in EDPL 1/2026 is on the General Court’s judgment in Case T-553/23 Latombe v Commission, which upholds the EU–US Data Privacy Framework.
In this issue’s book review, Gloria González Fuster discusses van der Sloot’s From Autonomy to Ambiguity: Reconfiguring the Legal Landscape in the Age of AI.
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