EDPL 4/2023 (Vol. 9)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 387 - 388

Opinion ∙ Privacy in China: Legal Culture, Literacy, and Imaginaries

Ariane Ollier-Malaterre

Seite 389 - 392

Does the Future Hold More Rights or More Proportionality?

The GDPR-Message

Paul de Hert, Vagelis Papakonstantinou

Seite 393 - 398

Data Protection in 2033:

Playing Whac-A-Mole with Injustices?

Felix Bieker, Marit Hansen

Seite 399 - 408

The Future of EU Data Protection Law for Collectives: open-access

A Reverse Brussels Effect

Blessing Mutiro

Seite 409 - 417

European Union: CJEU Strikes Down CSAR and Interoperability Regulations in Two Landmark Decisions

Teresa Quintel

Seite 418 - 429

The Future AI Act and Facial Recognition Technologies in Public Spaces:

Nice to Have or Strictly Necessary?

Catherine Jasserand

Seite 430 - 443

Recent Developments and Overview of the Country Reports

Mark D Cole, Christina Etteldorf

Seite 444 - 447

European Union ∙ The EU-US Data Privacy Framework (DPF) – A Blueprint for International Data Transfers?

Thilo Gottschalk

Seite 448 - 453

European Union ∙ The Commission Proposal for a New GDPR Procedural Regulation: Effective and Protected Enforcement Ensured?

Lisette Mustert

Seite 454 - 464

Germany ∙ Recent Decisions from German Courts in Facebook Scraping Cases: Compensation of Non-Material Damages or Not?

Katharina Kollmann

Seite 465 - 471

Ireland ∙ A €345 Million Fine for TikTok for Violations of the GDPR Regarding the Processing of Children’s Personal Data

Eva Lievens, Valerie Verdoodt

Seite 472 - 481

Margari v Greece and Negru v Republic of Moldova: A Step Towards ‘Substantive’ Interdependence?

Mariavittoria Catanzariti

Seite 482 - 488

Book Review open-access

Luca Tosoni

Seite 489 - 490