Privacy & Smart Regulation
summary
GDPR has been in force about 100 days and triggers concrete actions: surveys show 15% of EU citizens feel full control of their data, 35% none, 50% partial; Cambridge Analytica affected “more than three million” Europeans; the Commission opens a one-year review with the Fundamental Rights Agency and a June conference to measure costs versus benefits; issues pursued include mandatory takedown for terrorist content, election‑safety recommendations, a code of practice on disinformation, adequacy deals with Japan and negotiations over Privacy Shield and US CLOUD Act conflicts.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 10:05How To Make the European Elections Safer
- 23:38Terrorism
- 41:52General Data Protection Regulations
- 45:16Privacy Shield
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