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Transfer of Data to Google Analytics as a Breach of the GDPR: Decision of the Court in Germany

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Recently, the Cologne District Court ruled that a German mobile operator’s use of Google Analytics violated the GDPR’s requirements for international data transfers. The Cologne District Court ruling only applies to the defendant in the case, Telekom Deutschland GmbH.

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European Data Protection Roundup – October

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Subject access requests : The possibility that companies responding to data subject access requests from individuals will have to provide copies of entire documents containing their personal data, rather than only extracts. The court concluded that the legitimate interest could have been furthered through less intrusive means.

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European Data Protection Roundup – August

Debevoise Data Blog

UK DPA launches data transfer consultation What happened : The ICO launched a consultation covering its international data transfer guidance, draft transfer risk assessment tool (“TRA”) and draft international data transfer agreement (“ IDTA ”). These developments, and more, covered below.

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European Data Protection Roundup – January 2021

Debevoise Data Blog

As covered in our Annual Review , 2020 was a blockbuster year for European data protection. The guidelines will be a new “go to” resource for those preparing for, and responding to, data breaches. Deliveroo algorithm ruled discriminatory by Italian court. English court rules GDPR does not apply to U.S. website.

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European Data Protection Roundup – December 2023

Debevoise Data Blog

Nevertheless, when considering the appropriateness of protective measures, the obligation rests on the data controller to prove that they met the required standard. The rulings arose at the request of both the German and Lithuanian courts, following local administrative fines. The Court ruled that: “Scoring” (i.e.,

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Court of Justice of the EU Clarifies Rules on the Production of Evidence Containing Personal Data in Civil Litigation

Inside Privacy

On March 2, 2023, the Court of Justice of the EU (“CJEU”) decided, in case C-268/21 , that the GDPR applies to the production of evidence in civil court proceedings. The case sets limits on, but does not preclude, the production of personal data in court proceedings.

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A Guide for Law Firms: Optimizing Legal Outcomes with Advanced eDiscovery Techniques  

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Understanding Advanced eDiscovery’s Function in Contemporary Legal Practice In the age of digitization, there has been a radical change in the way that evidence is gathered, handled, and examined in the court system. Nowadays, law firms must deal with enormous volumes of electronic data, much of which may be pertinent to their cases.