EDPL 2/2024 (Vol. 10)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 137 - 142

Opinions ∙ A Historical View of Privacy in the Maritime Context

Natacha Klein Käfer

Seite 143 - 145

Opinions ∙ Digital Constitutionalism: A Socio-Legal Approach

Edoardo Celeste

Seite 146 - 149

The AI Act’s Exclusion of Biometric Verification:

Minimal Risk by Design and Default?

Bilgesu Sumer

Seite 150 - 161

Harmonising the Enforcement of the Right to Be Forgotten:

Navigating New Speech Regulation Challenges in the EU

Sibylle Pouillaude

Seite 162 - 177

Extended Reality, Enhanced Protection:

A Case for Strengthening the Data Privacy Framework

Ana Beduschi

Seite 178 - 188

Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioners’ Corner Reports

Mark D Cole, Christina Etteldorf

Seite 189 - 192

European Union ∙ Security of Processing and Data Breach Notification: New Guidance in View of Decisions in the One-Stop-Shop Procedure

Sandra Schmitz-Berndt

Seite 193 - 198

Germany ∙ Reforming the Federal Data Protection Act: Responding to the CJEU Judgment on Scoring and Improving Enforcement and Consistency

Sven Braun

Seite 199 - 204

Practitioners’ Corner ∙ The Data Protection Preventive Assessment (DP-PA): Proposal for a New Instrument in Data Protection Law

Alina Boll, Annika Selzer

Seite 205 - 210

Practitioners’ Corner ∙ GDPR Compliance Implications When Implementing the DSA

Carsten Ullrich

Seite 211 - 222

C‑205/21 VS v Ministerstvo na vatreshnite raboti, Glavna direktsia za borba s organiziranata prestapnost: Indiscriminate and Generalised Collection of Biometric and Genetic Data by Law Enforcement Authorities in the EU Is Not Allowed

Taner Kuru

Seite 223 - 231

Case C-33/22 Österreichische Datenschutzbehörde Confirms That the GDPR Has General Application to Member States’ Parliaments

Karen Mc Cullagh

Seite 232 - 236

The ECtHR Also Strikes Down the Data Retention Obligation for Internet Service Providers

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 237 - 239

Book Review open-access

Wenlong Li

Seite 240 - 242