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28. Juni 2018 um 17.32 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter Datenschutz im Staatssektor, English · Schlagworte: ip-retention
E-Mail dated 27/06/2018 to the Council’s data protection unit: Dear Sir/Madam, the Council has lately begun to use Cloudflare. Being a TOR user, browsing to the Council’s website (https://www.consilium.europa.eu/) results in a captcha request by Cloudflare, embedding Google.com (e.g. when I use exit node 185.220.102.6). By using Cloudflare the Council is violating the GDPR directive […]
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21. Februar 2017 um 8.57 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter Datenschutz im Privatsektor, Datenschutz im Staatssektor, English, Internet-Unternehmen, Juristisches, Surfprotokollierung · Schlagworte: ip-retention
In Breyer vs. Germany (Case C‑582/14) the European Court of Justice concluded that the IP address used when browsing the Internet come under the protection of the data protection directive if there are legal means for operators of online services to have offenders prosecuted using their IP address. In consequence Internet content providers such as […]
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19. Oktober 2016 um 19.17 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter Datenschutz im Privatsektor, Datenschutz im Staatssektor, English, Internet-Unternehmen, Surfprotokollierung · Schlagworte: ip-retention
The EU’s Court of Justice (ECJ) today looked into whether website operators such as Google or Facebook may record which information Internet users read, post or searched on the web – or whether citizens have a right to use the Internet anonymously. The ruling concerns the case of German pirate party politician and privacy activist […]
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19. Oktober 2016 um 19.17 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter Datenschutz im Privatsektor, Datenschutz im Staatssektor, English, Internet-Unternehmen, Surfprotokollierung · Schlagworte: ip-retention
The EU’s Court of Justice (ECJ) today looked into whether website operators such as Google or Facebook may record which information Internet users read, post or searched on the web – or whether citizens have a right to use the Internet anonymously. The ruling concerns the case of German pirate party politician and privacy activist […]
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19. Oktober 2016 um 19.17 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter Datenschutz im Privatsektor, Datenschutz im Staatssektor, English, Internet-Unternehmen, Surfprotokollierung · Schlagworte: ip-retention
This week the German Federal Supreme Court (Bundesgerichtshof) looked into whether website operators such as Google or Facebook may record which information Internet users read, post or searched on the web – or whether citizens have a right to use the Internet anonymously. The ruling concerns the case of German pirate party politician and privacy […]
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12. Mai 2016 um 17.28 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter English · Schlagworte: ip-retention
The EU’s top lawyer today answered a question that seems to be as old as the Internet. In his opinion, IP addresses are personal data and may be collected only where allowed by data protection law. The opinion concerns the case of German pirate party politician and privacy activist Patrick Breyer who is suing the […]
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11. Mai 2016 um 10.14 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter English · Schlagworte: ip-retention
Is there a right to surf the Internet anonymously? Europe’s top court is to rule on whether website operators such as Google or Facebook may record which information Internet users read, post or search on the web — or whether citizens have a right to use the Internet anonymously. Tomorrow the EU Court of Justice […]
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22. Februar 2016 um 11.09 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter English · Schlagworte: ip-retention
Is there a right to surf the Internet anonymously? Europe’s top court is to rule on whether website operators such as Google or Facebook may record which information Internet users read, post or search on the web — or whether citizens have a right to use the Internet anonymously. Thursday the EU Court of Justice […]
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29. Oktober 2014 um 17.37 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter English · Schlagworte: ip-retention
Europe’s top court is set to answer a question that seems to be as old as the Internet: Are IP addresses personal data? Germany’s Federal Court of Justice was scheduled to rule on this Tuesday, but instead decided to refer the matter to the European Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). The answer […]
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15. August 2012 um 23.18 Uhr
· Abgelegt unter English
A member of the Schleswig-Holstein parliament and a civil liberties activist have filed a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights against a German law which makes identification compulsory when buying prepaid mobile phone SIM cards. Laws to that effect exist in 9 of the 27 EU Member States (Bulgaria, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, […]
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