Today, the EU Parliament will formally adopt its position on the Digital Services Act (DSA). The Parliament approved language aimed at protecting end-to-end encryption and, in a major victory, added a …
This Thursday (20 January, subject to change), Members of the European Parliament will vote on their position on the EU Digital Services Act. The Civil Liberties Committee (LIBE) will put a …
Internet users should be given the right to use digital services anonymously, i.e. without having their personal data collected. According to a representative opinion poll conducted by YouGov among 10,064 …
Following a complaint by six MEPs, including Patrick Breyer of the Pirate Party, the European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) has confirmed that the European Parliament‘s COVID test website violated data …
For years, the EU police authority Europol has been collecting massive amounts of data without any legal basis. Now Europe’s top data protection official Wojciech Wiewiórowski is taking action against the …
The Court of Justice of the European Union today published a landmark ruling of major significance for EU-funded “security research” (Case T-158/19).[1] Under the “iBorderCtrl” project, the EU tested alleged “video …
Today, the European Parliament’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO) adopted its report on the EU’s planned Digital Services Act. Last night, three amendments by the Civil Liberties Committee on …
Next Monday (13 December), the European Parliament’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO) will adopt its position on the EU’s planned Digital Services Act. MEP and civil rights activist Patrick …
Computers have been part of our Daily lives for almost two decades, but a lot has changed since the beige boxes of the 2000’s: they have come off our desks and …
The rules on political advertising proposed today by the Commission fail to stop the manipulation of elections by way of personalised targeting, criticises Patrick Breyer, the LIBE Committee‘s rapporteur for the …
