EDPL 4/2022 (Vol. 8)

Editorial

Bart van der Sloot

Seite 445 - 450

The Urgency of Moving From Bias to Power

Catherine D'Ignazio

Seite 451 - 454

Fixing the Wrong Problems: Queer Communities and the False Promise of Unbiased and Equal Data Systems

Kevin Guyan

Seite 455 - 461

Regulatory Acknowledgment of Individual Autonomy in European Digital Legislation: From Meta-Principle to Explicit Protection in the Data Act open-access

Maximilian Gartner

Seite 462 - 473

Increased Negotiation Power for the Data Subject: A Matter of Interpretation and Enforcement

Diana Dimitrova

Seite 474 - 492

Collective Damages for GDPR Breaches: A Feasible solution for the GDPR Enforcement Deficit?

Stephen Mulders

Seite 493 - 506

Recent Developments and Overview of the Country and Practitioners Reports

Mark D Cole, Christina Etteldorf

Seite 507 - 510

European Union ∙ The Role of the GDPR in Preventing Sexual Abuse

Dominika Kuźnicka-Błaszkowska

Seite 511 - 516

European Union ∙ EDPB Adopts updated Guidelines on Personal Data Breach Notification under GDPR: The End of the One-Stop-Shop Reporting Mechanism for Non-EU Establishments

Sandra Schmitz-Berndt

Seite 517 - 520

Poland ∙ First Empirical Insights on Article 82 GDPR in National Courts

Hubert Bekisz, Dominik Dworniczak

Seite 521 - 526

Portugal ∙ Profiling the Portuguese Data Protection Officer in the Context of GDPR

João Pereira, Aida Cepa, Pedro Carneiro António Pinto, Pedro Pinto

Seite 527 - 531

Practitioner’s Corner ∙ Managing Data Protection Compliance through Maturity Models: A Primer open-access

Friederike Knoke, Iheanyi Nwankwo

Seite 536 - 543

The CJEU Delves into Purpose and Storage Limitation in Digi Stressing an Expectation of a Concrete Link Between Purposes and a Granular Necessity of Processing

David Erdos

Seite 544 - 547

Book Review open-access

Max von Grafenstein

Seite 548 - 551