EDPL 2/2022 (Vol. 8)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 167 - 173

Police Body-Worn Cameras as a Tool for Achieving Police Reform

Michael D. White, Aili Malm

Seite 174 - 178

Much Ado About Nothing: Why Bodycams are Not a Disruptive Technology

Sander Flight

Seite 179 - 182

Article 22 GDPR on Automated Individual Decision-Making: Prohibition or Data Subject Right?

Florent Thouvenin, Alfred Früh, Simon Henseler

Seite 183 - 198

Examining Obligations of EU Member States to Address the Gender Data Gap

Brooke Razor

Seite 199 - 209

Two Worlds Colliding – The GDPR In Between Public and Private Law

Felix Zopf

Seite 210 - 220

Data Access Through Data Portability

Economic and Legal Analysis of the Applicability of Art. 20 GDPR to the Data Access Problem in the Ecosystem of Connected Cars

Daniel Gill, Jakob Metzger

Seite 221 - 237

Stretching the Limit, The Functioning of the GDPR’s Notion of Consent in the context of Data Intermediary Services open-access

Yannick Alexander Vogel

Seite 238 - 249

Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioners Reports

Mark D Cole, Christina Etteldorf

Seite 250 - 254

European Union ∙ DMA – Digital Markets Act or Data Markets Act?

Christina Etteldorf

Seite 255 - 261

European Union ∙ The Commission Proposal on Combatting Child Sexual Abuse - Confidentiality of Communications at Risk?

Teresa Quintel

Seite 262 - 272

Bosnia and Herzegovina ∙ The GDPR Implementation In Non-Member States of the European Union: The Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Milica Sikimić

Seite 273 - 277

Ireland ∙ Can a Data Breach be Caused by Poor Quality Data? An Analysis of a Decision by the Irish Data Protection Commission and its Potential Influence on Future Financial Data Sharing open-access

Andrés Chomczyk Penedo

Seite 278 - 284

Portugal ∙ The Portuguese DPA’s ‘To Do’ List for Unsolicited Marketing

Graça Canto Moniz

Seite 285 - 288

Norway ∙ Snatched up by Advertising Partners: Norwegian DPA Fines Grindr for Lack of Consent over Third-Party Data Sharing

Lara Marie Nicole Eguia

Seite 289 - 294

United Kingdom ∙ Proposal for a New Data Regime in the UK: An Avenue to be Explored by the EU

Irith Kist

Seite 295 - 301

Turkey ∙ Evaluation of the Recent Developments in Laws and Policies Relating to Cross-Border Data Transfers in Turkey

Leyla Keser Berber, Ayça Atabey

Seite 302 - 310

Practitioners’ Corner ∙ Does the European Data Protection Framework Adequately Protect our Emotions? Emotion Tech in light of the Draft AI Act and its Interplay with the GDPR

Elisabeth Steindl

Seite 311 - 319

Meta v. BVV: The CJEU Clarifies The Scope of the Representative Action Mechanism of Article 80(2) GDPR Whereby Not-for-Profit Associations Can Bring Judicial Proceedings Against a Controller or Processor

Florence D'Ath

Seite 320 - 323