Great to see the European Data Protection Board listening to feedback! For their next stakeholder event, the EDPB is giving time to people to register their interest in participating – and it might even consider making a distinction between active and passive participants (speakers vs observers). Don’t dismiss this one just because it’s about a niche topic, though: the EDPB’s positioning on political advertising could very well say a lot about how data protection regulators are going to approach profile-based / targeted / personalised advertising in the future.
It is an important topic at the intersection of the GDPR, ePrivacy and the DSA (plus the political ads regulation, TTPA). You may wish to consider registering!
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