On 14 March 2022, the European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published a first version of new guidelines on dark patterns in social media platform interfaces (Guidelines 3/2022). These guidelines offer practical…
How did the Office for Personal Data Protection do in 2019 and what plans does it have for 2020? How was it reorganised and on what institutions does it intend to focus on? What is a smart quarantine, how does …
This time we focus on the most important findings from the published information regarding inspections and decisions of the Office for Personal Data Protection in the first half of 2019. We are also reporting o…
The latest news in the area of e-commerce includes the adoption of an EU regulation for multilateral platforms, a bill that may enable the utilisation of banking identities in online legal acts, new obligations…
In recent months, the Office for Personal Data Protection (the “Office”) has attracted the attention of both the professional and non-professional public with its decisions or statements on the processing of bi…
Personal data protection does not go unnoticed even in the summer. Great attention was attracted in particular by the British data protection authority ICO, which announced the possibility of imposing fines wor…
In March 2019, the most important event in personal data protection was undoubtedly the adoption of the GDPR Adaptation Act and the relevant accompanying act. In doing so, the Czech Republic remedied one of its…
For a number of companies and consumers, 25 May 2018 was a revolutionary milestone in terms of personal data importance. Partly given the significant attention paid by the media, consumers and organisations sta…
On 21 January 2019, the French equivalent of the Czech Office for the Protection of Personal Data (the “OPPD”), Commission nationale de l'informatique et des libertés (the “CNIL”), imposed a fine of EUR 50 mill…