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Amazing how many posts I see from law firms and consultants about the AI Act and saying they can advise on the implications for businesses – before the details of the final text are known! We know some of the general ideas, but don’t run to lawyers just yet for precise advice – or risk […]
You probably don’t want to miss this! Tomorrow I have the pleasure of taking part in a roundtable on targeted advertising and “Pay or OK”, covering topics such as: – Regulatory developments affecting profile-based advertising – Legitimacy of targeted advertising as a business model – Subscription models (+ “pay or data”) as a valid compliance […]
Thanks Eduardo Ustaran for hosting and moderating this roundtable, where I will also have the pleasure of discussing “Pay or OK” and targeted advertising with Townsend FEEHAN (IAB Europe), Cecilia Alvarez (Meta), Miko?aj Barczentewicz (University of Surrey) and David Pfau (Conreri). Looking forward to this! gdpr data protection eprivacy
So consent will be needed for contextual ads? Why limit ourselves then?” Top 5 concerns and questions shared with me by various clients re new EDPB�ePrivacy�guidelines: 1. “Do they even understand the technology?”: Overbroad notion of “access” is regulatory activism at its worst, coupling active notion of “access” to passive receipt, conflating individual entering into […]
Last week, I questioned the European Data Protection Board’s very authority to adopt its newly published Guidelines 2/2023 on Technical Scope of Art. 5(3) of ePrivacy Directive (i.e. the so-called “cookie” rule), guidelines according to which those rules should also apply to a broad range of other technologies and information, such as IP addresses, pixels […]
“They will cover many scenarios”, said an EDPB member informally a couple of days ago, talking about what would become the EDPB’s new Guidelines 2/2023 on Technical Scope of Art. 5(3) of ePrivacy Directive (subject to a public consultation – more on that later). After having gone through them in detail, I cannot help but […]
The relative nature of “personal data” strikes again (or does it?). In today’s judgment in C-319/22 (Scania), the CJEU has seemingly confirmed that whether information is “personal data” or not depends on the entity/person processing it, like the General Court had done in other cases. This case asks whether a vehicle identification number (VIN) is […]
Pro tip: next time you want to let an AI bot join a group call on your behalf, make sure that all participants are OK with it. (In recent calls within the digitalecosystem and adtech industry, it’s like every week we have to boot a new transcription bot that was invited by a different person […]
Looking forward to seeing many contacts next week at the IAPP Congress in Brussels – let me know if you would like to meet up on the Wednesday or Thursday. On Tuesday 14 November we are giving an invite-only workshop to select companies on Tomorrow’s Data Challenges, with discussions on topics such as dark patterns, […]
“Pay or data” and cookie walls are clearly controversial topics, but I feel something needs to be said regarding their justification – else LinkedIn and the broader web may seem to be a very anti-business environment from a data protection perspective, based on various posts and articles I have seen in recent months. Running a […]
