They are convenient, small, and you carry them with you all the time: we are talking about fitness apps and wearable smart devices that track your fitness and health data...

The EU General Data Protection Regulation considers the personal data of children and young people to be particularly vulnerable because, according to the legislator, children are less aware of the risks and their rights than adults...

Everyone knows them and almost everyone uses them - loyalty cards are now a standard part of the shopping experience. They promise many benefits to loyal customers. The idea is to create long-term customer loyalty...

Photographs almost always fall under the category of personally identifiable data and are thus subject to the provisions of the GDPR. Is this problematic? Indeed...

Many drivers have probably had a similar experience in recent months. The winter was just around the corner and it was time to change your tyres. During the appointment at the garage, customers were asked to sign...

With the introduction of the GDPR, the topic of data protection officers has suddenly become interesting. This is true for external parties as well as for those responsible within the company or for the Data Protection Officer (DPO)...

Who is responsible for handling personal data? This is a recurring question in day-to-day consultancy. No one likes to take responsibility, especially for things that are difficult to understand, especially if they don't see the need for it...

The use of WhatsApp is probably one of the most frequently discussed privacy issues. Can WhatsApp be used for business communication or not? Almost everyone has this app on their mobile phone to communicate...

Topic of a previous newsletter was the New EU – US Data Privacy Framework (“DPF”) which would act as remedy for the abolition of the “Privacy Shield” in 2020 and facilitate data transfers from and to the United States....