The EDPB just shared new Guidelines! This time for Article 48 and they're on public consultation until 25 Jan 2025. They also announced a new EU Data Protection Seal certification for 'Brand Compliance'.
The Art. 14(5)(c) derogation applies to *all* data not collected from the data subject, including self-generated. DPAs can, as per Art. 14(5)(c), verify if national law has measures to protect data subjects' legitimate interests, but this doesn’t include assessing Art. 32 security measures.
National case-law could be relevant under Article 6(1)(c) legal obligation. The CJEU offers further guidance on legitimate interest assessments and highlights the importance of the data subjects' 'reasonable expectations'.
Latest: Meta reduces sub prices and offers new free choice with less personalised ads, claiming it "goes beyond what is required in the law". 💸 And gets huge fines: €797.72m from the 🇪🇺 EC for antitrust violations and $25.4m from 🇮🇳 India's competition authority for 2021 privacy notice failures.
🇬🇧 ICO: "This code, which investigators in the private sector can sign up to, will provide certainty and reassurance to those using their services [and] assist investigators to navigate the challenges between conducting investigations whilst respecting people’s privacy rights."
The 'Bundeskartellamt' ruling, where the CJEU applies 'strictly' to the legal bases necessity test for the first time. 🔥 You might rely on legitimate interest for direct marketing, network security or product improvement, but the processing must now meet this higher threshold.
Must-read update! Will we get PCs for Art. 64(2) Opinions? Strategic case coming to an end. Updates on recent Opinions and Guidelines + DPA news: New 🇦🇹 DPA for the legislative sector, 🇸🇪 new Director, 🇪🇸 Director leaving, 🇽🇰 becomes observer, new tools from 🇱🇹&🇭🇷 + lots of DPA networking.
The EDPB has now held their stakeholder event and the Opinion is due by the end of the year. Check out these LinkedIn posts (and comments) to hear how it went!
📚 You must list all (sub-sub-sub-sub...)processors (name, address, contact person, processing activity, roles & responsibilities) and always verify they've provided 'sufficient guarantees'—though the extent might vary based on risk—also for onwards transfers.
Credit scoring = Art. 22(1) 'automated individual decision-making' when a third party heavily relies on a probability value to form or end a contract with a data subject. A ruling of "ground-breaking importance for AI-based decisions" according to the Hamburg DPA!