NOYB publishes a detailed Digital Omnibus report
01/12/2025 | NOYB
Since the European Commission published its Digital Omnibus proposal on 19 November, the Austrian privacy and digital rights advocacy group NOYB has been hard at work preparing a 71-page report detailing its thorough analysis of the proposed changes to the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the ePrivacy Directive.
NOYB's subsequent report compares the current EU law with the Commission's proposal, compiling insights into potential problems and inconsistencies. NOYB argues that the proposal shows clear departures from the current logic of the GDPR and existing Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) case law. The analysis also discusses the impact on data subjects, authorities, and controllers, offering real-life examples of potential negative consequences.
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