The data protection reform: Where are we and where are we going?
summary
The panel reports that the GDPR is finally agreed as a package with concrete changes: a one-stop shop for cross-border enforcement, mandatory breach notification, and data portability rights; a shift to accountability and stronger fines; pseudonymization and standardized icons as compliance tools; a two-year transition during which ePrivacy is reviewed and 54 national options risk fragmenting harmonization; age-of-consent set at 16 (13 minimum), limited collective redress via nonprofits, and an empowered European Data Protection Board to issue binding guidance.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:16Julia Powles University of Cambridge (UK)
- 1:13Brung Gencarelli
- 13:17Jan Philipp Albrecht MEP (EU)
- 33:12Marju Lauristin MEP (EU)
- 44:36Axel Voss
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