21 octobre 2019
Radar - April 2020 – 6 de 5 Publications
Radar: Technology & Communications Update - October 2019
We look at a series of interesting cases on data privacy over the last month, touching on the right to be forgotten, reputation management, and class actions for breach of data protection law.
CJEU rules right to be forgotten online not global
The CJEU has said that search engines are not required to de-list search results on non-EU versions of their sites.
CJEU looks at the right to be forgotten in the context of sensitive personal data
Search engines need to ensure latest picture of criminal proceedings prioritised.
Court of Appeal paves way for class action relating to Google's Safari workaround
Loss of control of personal data constitutes "damage".
Courts can order platforms, websites and apps to take down identical and equivalent illegal content
Judgment widens the scope for take down orders for defamatory content.
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