The European Union (EU) legislator is working on a new Regulation to modify the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The reform’s main aim is to strengthen the GDPR’s enforcement by further harmonising the procedures related to ‘cross-border’ personal data processing. One crucial element here is that this harmonisation will affect the handling in Ireland of massive amounts of complaints submitted against ‘big tech’ from individuals all over Europe … (more)
[Gloria González Fuster, Verfassungsblog, 19 July 2024]
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