EDPL 3/2021 (Vol. 7)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 351 - 357

Discrimination, Data-driven AI Systems and Practical Reason

Mireille Hildebrandt

Seite 358 - 366

How Fair AI Can Make Us Richer

Sandra Wachter

Seite 367 - 372

Refining the Concept of the Right to Data Protection in Article 8 ECFR – Part III open-access

Consequences for the interpretation of the GDPR (and the Lawmaker’s Room for Manoeuvre)

Maximilian von Grafenstein

Seite 373 - 387

Putting Data Protection by Design on the Blockchain open-access

Alexandra Giannopoulou

Seite 388 - 399

Law Enforcement Use of Drones to Enforce COVID-19 Measures

Niels Vandezande & Jos Dumortier

Seite 400 - 412

Introduction ∙ Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioner’s Reports

Mark D Cole

Seite 413 - 415

European Union ∙ The EDPB’s second Article 65 Decision – Is the Board Stepping up its Game?

Lisette Mustert

Seite 416 - 422

The Netherlands ∙ Dutch DPA Fines TikTok for not Offering Understandable Information to Children

Eva Lievens

Seite 423 - 428

Italy ∙ Whistleblowing Application: Italian DPA sanctions non-compliance with GDPR principles

Giorgia Bincoletto

Seite 429 - 434

Belgium ∙ Data Protection Authority Provides New Policies on GDPR Infringements and Litigation Proceedings Aspects

Thomas Dubuisson

Seite 435 - 449

India ∙ Reading Regulation as a Prohibition: A Critical Review of the new IT Rules 2021 in relation to Social Media Networks and Messaging Applications

Ashit Kumar Srivastava

Seite 450 - 455

Practitioners’ Corner ∙ An Economic Analysis of Appropriateness under Article 32 GDPR open-access

Annika Selzer, Daniel Woods, Rainer Böhme

Seite 456 - 470

A Balance Worth Striking – Article 8 and the Use of Unlawfully Obtained Evidence

Bram Visser

Seite 471 - 472

Is This The End For The Re-Use of PSI?

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 473 - 476

Book Review open-access

Julien Rossi

Seite 477 - 479