GDPR in Practice – What's Hot, What's Not
summary
Covers concrete rulings and enforcement trends: the court adopts a broad ECJ reading of sensitive data so deducible attributes can trigger Article 9, a Belgian referral asks whether a TCF string may be personal data and who counts as controller, a German appellate decision treats end-to-end encryption only for very high protection value, several DPAs require prior consent for call recordings and strict proof of consent, and EDPB guidance says remote employee access may not count as a cross‑border transfer.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15General topics
- 2:25Special categories of personal data
- 7:15Personal data or not
- 9:42Technical and organizational measures
- 12:15Legal basis law
- 16:57Data protection authorities
- 17:28Right of access
- 23:24Court cases
- 29:58European Court of Justice
- 30:56Data transfers
- 35:54Data breaches
- 36:38Violation of Article 13
- 38:32Outro
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