The EDPS mandate has been synonymous with adaptability and resilience, with challenges and opportunities in a fast-paced digital landscape.
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Read EDPS Mandate Review on key actions to protect people’s privacy.
In this issue, has the European Commission organised a micro-targeting campaign on X? EDPS reprimands EPSO, and organises its first AI correspondents meeting, plus what is a privacy protector? And, as always, there is a lot more in this edition.
Every year on 28 January, we celebrate Data Protection Day. This date marks the anniversary of the Council of Europe’s Convention 108, the first binding international law securing individuals' rights to protection of their personal data.
EDPS organises meeting of AI Correspondents Network to collaborate on three key pillars: community, compliance and collaboration. Read Blogpost.
EDPS released today its findings on the enforcement of individuals’ right of access to their personal data when processed by EU institutions, bodies, offices, and agencies (EUIs).
Leonardo Cervera Navas meeting with Kohei Kurihara, Co-Founder Privacy by Design Japan Lab, Brussels, Belgium
Wojciech Wiewiórowski meeting with a delegation from the Japanese Personal Information Protection Commission, Brussels, Belgium
Wojciech Wiewiórowski meeting with a delegation of government representatives from the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Brussels, Belgium
Leonardo Cervera Navas meeting with Anthropic (via videolink), Brussels, Belgium
Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection, Speech by Wojciech Wiewiórowski in public hearing on "Protection of minors online", European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium
"For us at the EDPS - the independent institution in charge of supervising data protection matters within the EU institutions - data protection day is, well, every day." However, for the rest of the world, data protection is mainly celebrated on 28 January every year. This date marks the signing of Convention 108 in 1981 - a milestone in its own right - since it is the first legally binding international instrument to protect privacy in the digital age.
