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International transfers, Schrems II, adequacy and post-Brexit divergence. Even as the first years of the GDPR era fade into the background, the privacy landscape remains hugely challenging.
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Myth-Busting the GDPR: Data subject rights
In this video in her series of myth-busting the GDPR, Eleanor Hobson looks at data subject rights and the assumption …
Myth-Busting the GDPR: We did our GDPR compliance in 2018
In the latest of her myth-busting the GDPR series, Eleanor Hobson looks at maintaining compliance with the GDPR beyond 2018.
International Transfers: the EU-US Data Privacy Framework
I’m kicking off the summer holidays with two blogs on what you need to know from 2023 for GDPR international …
Myth-Busting the GDPR: UK transfer rules are the same as the EU transfer rules
In the latest of Eleanor Hobson’s myth-busting the GDPR series, she looks at international transfer rules in the UK and EU.
EU/US adequacy: the next chapter
This blog takes a quick look at the adequacy decision for the EU-US Data Privacy Framework (“DPF”) adopted by the …
Myth-Busting the GDPR: If I’m not in the UK or EU I don’t need to worry about GDPR
The latest from Eleanor Hobson’s Myth-Busting the GDPR series
Myth-Busting the GDPR: If We receive a deletion request, we must delete everything immediately
The latest from Eleanor Hobson’s Myth-Busting the GDPR series
Myth-Busting the GDPR: A service provider is always a processor
The latest from Eleanor Hobson’s Myth-Busting the GDPR series
2023: Cross Currents of Uncertainty, Intensity and Complexity for Tech Lawyers to Navigate
Rarely as we leave one year behind has the outlook for the next been shrouded in such uncertainty. Whether stemming …
No US-style class-action lawsuits in the UK
In this vlog, Deirdre Moynihan looks briefly at the decision in Lloyd v Google.
Expanded regulation of cybersecurity incidents – new UK government consultation
The government’s Department of Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (“DCMS”) has announced plans to reform the Network and Information Security …
Trends in Tech Law – 2010-2022
Each year since 2010 we’ve looked forward to see what current technology trends have in store for tech law in …
