EDPB issues updates on anonymisation, web-scraping, blockchain and cookies The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) adopted guidelines on anonymisation and on web scraping in the context of generative AI. It brings clarity to the notion of anonymous data, taking also into account the latest CJEU jurisprudence. It also clarifies various aspects of the GDPR compliance […]
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Explore advancements, ethical considerations, and regulatory requirements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, focusing on compliance with data privacy laws and responsible AI deployment. Learn more about AI ethics and compliance services offered by TechGDPR. This includes managed compliance for the new AI Act.
Explore advancements, ethical considerations, and regulatory requirements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, focusing on compliance with data privacy laws and responsible AI deployment. Learn more about AI ethics and compliance services offered by TechGDPR. This includes managed compliance for the new AI Act.
AI Compliance Framework Guide for Tech Teams
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AI Ethics Regulation and Compliance Explained
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What is the difference between the GDPR and the EU AI Act?
Two of the more controversial pieces of legislation enacted by the EU dealing with the nebulous concept of governing data are the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the EU AI Act. For companies, these regulations often represent a bothersome compliance hurdle and barrier to entry into the EU market. From a very high level, […]
Data protection digest 4-18 May 2026: Digital euro, Age verification, AI rules – challenges facing EU privacy regulators
Digital euro preparations The proposed Digital Euro Regulation is currently being voted on in the European Parliament, and the Eurosystem is preparing for its issuance by 2029. The French and German data protection regulators are closely working together on the privacy implications of the project. Reportedly, the ECB and national central banks will manage the […]
Data protection digest 4-18 April 2026: questions rising over new EU age verification app & unjust automated parking fines
EU age verification app The European Commission has announced that a new age verification app designed to protect children online is ‘technically ready’ and will soon be available for citizens to use. The app will allow users to prove their age when accessing online platforms, helping protect children from harmful or inappropriate content. It can […]
Data protection digest 3 April 2026: abusive access request, human resources management & patient data in the cloud
Abusive data access request The EU Court of Justice ruled that even a first personal data access request may be deemed abusive under the GDPR if it is made solely to generate compensation claims, allowing controllers to refuse such requests. An individual residing in Austria subscribed to the newsletter of a family-run optician company in […]
Data protection digest 3-18 Mar 2026: Proposed EU Biotech Act strengthens clinical trial participants’ rights
EU Biotech Act The EDPB and EDPS adopted a Joint Opinion on the European Commission’s Proposal for a European Biotech Act. It aims to strengthen Europe’s biotechnology and biomanufacturing sectors, including streamlining the regulatory framework and updating the rules for clinical trials (in the form of proposed amendments to the Clinical Trials Regulation). The privacy […]
Data protection digest 18 Feb – 2 Mar 2026: ‘Conditional Consent’ for meaningful user control over cookie preferences
Conditional consent vs cookie fatigue On 10 February, the EDPB and EDPS, in a joint opinion, strongly welcomed the regulatory solution to address cookie fatigue and the proliferation of consent banners. This follows the European Commission’s proposal to switch to automated, machine-readable indications of data subjects’ choices under the Digital Omnibus package. The EU regulators […]
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