Digital omnibus updates Privacy advocacy group NOYB analysed more than 1000 amendments that Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) proposed for the GDPR and ePrivacy Directive. The EU is currently in the process of changing its core privacy laws via the so-called Digital Omnibus. The reform package is supposed to bring relief for companies, with […]
Month: October 2026
Cloud Infrastructure Privacy Controls That Work
Cloud infrastructure privacy controls turn GDPR duties into enforceable technical safeguards across data, identities, regions, vendors, and daily use.
Controller Versus Processor Obligations Under GDPR
Controller versus processor obligations determine who makes privacy decisions, signs the right contracts, and carries which GDPR risks in tech stacks.
Data protection digest 17 Sep – 2 Oct 2026: Personalised ads in chatbots soon to enter EU market
Personalised ads in chatbots The US company OpenAI plans to soon begin displaying personalised advertising to European users via its AI chatbots – ChatGPT Free and Go plans – similar to what is already being done in other countries. This personalised advertising will be based on user consent pursuant to the GDPR. Current and past […]