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Over recent years, Germany has taken significant strides in legislating accessibility for both public and private sectors. The German Disability Equality Act (BGG) laid the groundwork by providing a framework to support the participation of people with disabi [...]
Spanish football club Atlético Osasuna introduced a facial recognition system for stadium access, sparking a GDPR complaint. The case highlights the challenges of biometric data processing, questioning its legality under the GDPR. The issue goes beyond [...]
Accessibility to products and services has been on the agenda of the European and Frech regulatory authorities for a long time. The goal of the accessibility legislations has been to ensure (digital) inclusivity for all, particularly for people with disabilities. [...]
Noyb (None of Your Business), the data protection organization founded by Max Schrems, has filed complaints regarding six major Chinese companies, namely, TikTok, AliExpress, SHEIN, Temu, WeChat and Xiaomi before the data protection authorities of Italy, [...]
The UK data protection authority, Information Commissioner’s Officer (ICO), has recently published news regarding their online tracking strategy for 2025.
Recognizing that “being tracked online is part of daily life for most people”, in 2024 the I [...]
Wanneer je het iconische "Tadum", het opstartgeluid van Netflix, hoort, denk je waarschijnlijk aan je favoriete tv-serie. Maar onlangs hoorde de Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (AP) iets anders: een oproep tot strengere naleving van de privacywetgeving. Netflix [...]
The Spanish legislation contemplates the need to guarantee the rights of people with disabilities since the Spanish Constitution of 1978.
In the framework of information technologies, the "Law 51/2003, of 2 December, on equal opportunities, non-discrimina [...]
In the past years, the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la Protezione dei dati personali) has made clear statements towards big technology companies introducing their services in Italy, prior to the verification of GDPR and Italian Data [...]