EDPL 3/2022 (Vol. 8)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 325 - 330

Closing the Gaps in Patients’ Data Protection Rights: A Glance Into the Future with a Dutch Case Study

Renée Dekker, Irith Kist

Seite 331 - 345

How Technological Advances in the Big Data Era Make it Impossible to Define the ‘Personal’ in GDPR’s ‘Personal Data’

Jeffrey Bholasing

Seite 346 - 361

Balancing Competing Interests in the Reidentification of AI-Generated Data

Emmanuel Salami

Seite 362 - 376

Islamic and European Perspectives on Data Privacy in Online Contracts

Parviz Bagheri, Nabeel Mahdi Althabhawi

Seite 377 - 385

Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioners Reports

Mark D Cole, Christina Etteldorf

Seite 386 - 390

European Union ∙ EDPB Releases Final Version of ‘Guidelines 04/2021 on Codes of Conduct as Tools for Transfers’ – An Important Step with Some Rough Edges

Carl Vander Maelen

Seite 391 - 397

European Union ∙ The EDPB-EDPS Joint Opinion on the Commission Proposal for a Regulation on the European Health Data Space: Key Issues to be Considered in the Legislative Process

Giorgia Bincoletto

Seite 398 - 404

Denmark ∙ Danish DPA Banned the Use of Google Chromebooks and Google Workspace in Schools in Helsingør Municipality open-access

Marcelo Corrales Compagnucci

Seite 405 - 411

Portugal ∙ Judgment n.° 268/2022 of the Portuguese Tribunal Constitucional and its Contribution to the European Dialogue on Metadata Retention and Access Regimes

Adrien Bottacci

Seite 412 - 418

Practitioners’ Corner ∙ Manifestly Made Public: Clearview and GDPR

Gaurav Pathak

Seite 419 - 422

Council of Europe ∙ Convention 108+, the GDPR, and Data Processing in the National Security Domain

Rowin Jansen, Minke Reijneveld

Seite 423 - 430

CJEU PNR Decision Unplugs the ‘Black Box’

Marc Rotenberg

Seite 431 - 435

OLAF’s Press Release no. 13/2020 Does Not Contain Personal Data: On ‘Identifiability’ and Action for Damages

Mara Paun

Seite 436 - 441

Book Review open-access

Maria Magierska

Seite 442 - 444