Archive – GDPR (2025)

A French railway company required its customers to specify whether they wanted to be addressed as “Mr” or “Ms” when booking their tickets online. A recent ruling of the Court of Justice of the European Union shows that such a requirement is unlawful. This is because the data relating to the title ar

AI tools are now commonplace in every major company. Whether the company develops the technology itself or implements one of the commercial solutions, it should pay attention – the development and use of artificial intelligence is inextricably linked to the issue of data protection. In this post, we

The Office for Personal Data Protection (the Czech Data Protection Authority, “DPA”) has published its inspection plan for 2025 (in Czech only). This document annually indicates what controllers and processors of personal data should prepare for in the given period. The DPA is now clearly targeting

At the end of last year, the German Federal Court of Justice ruled on a case involving the leak of personal data of more than 500 million Facebook users. The personal data was obtained through scraping and published on the internet. The court concluded that the loss of users‘ control over their own

In today’s digital age, face recognition technology is becoming increasingly accessible and sophisticated. While camera systems are already a common part of operations, new advanced cameras bring to the table not only higher resolution and faster transmission but also automatic face recognition capa