Podcast time again, with The Monopoly Report on the Digital Omnibus (focus on GDPR and ePrivacy changes). In this episode, Alan Chapell and I discuss the apparent intentions of the Commission, the link with case law of the EU Court of Justice, possible reactions from data protection regulators and more.
Its publication this Wednesday ties in nicely with my own publication of an in-depth article on the issue of pseudonymisation and “means reasonably likely to be used” to identify a natural person – in other words, when does information become “personal data”. [This article’s context is also tied to the European Data Protection Board’s stakeholder event on pseudonymisation, to be held on Friday 12 December.]
And that song Alan is talking about? Link below!
Links:
– Podcast: https://lnkd.in/ebp8Gzx6
– In-depth look at pseudonymisation & personal data: https://lnkd.in/eEwbMAyQ
– Holiday song: See This Christmas (Rejuve), on Spotify / Apple Music / …: https://lnkd.in/e6UuwyqE
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