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CNIL recommendation on tracking pixels

The CNIL’s recommendation (in French here) formally brings email tracking pixels under the same legal regime as cookies and similar trackers. In practice, this means that most tracking in emails—particularly for marketing or behavioural analysis—requires prior consent that is separate Read more

By admin, 3 monthsApril 30, 2026 ago
Actuality

GDPR Hopping: The beginning of the end?

For several years, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has served as a global gold standard for privacy rights. However, its robust protections have also birthed an unintended industry: the rise of professional “data activists” and claimants who use serial Read more

By admin, 4 monthsApril 14, 2026 ago
Legal analysis

Press record or… press pause? CNPD issues opinion on meeting audio recordings

Companies and organisations routinely hold meetings and document outcomes through minutes. But what about recording them to ensure accuracy? The CNPD issued a related opinion on April 1st, 2026 and no, it’s not an April’s fool joke. While audio recordings Read more

By admin, 4 monthsApril 8, 2026 ago
Actuality

Messaging Apps & Confidentiality: What “Private” Really Means in Practice

Friends and family often ask me which platform they should use so that their messages are private and secure. The discussion has sparked again since Instagram announced that, as of May 8th, 2026, they will discontinue optional end-to-end encryption (E2EE) Read more

By admin, 4 monthsApril 2, 2026 ago
TrainingBrain
Training

Why your employee training is failing

You’ve trained your employees. They completed the slides and passed the quiz. Yet, one week later, people can’t cite anything from said training, teams still have different standards and mistakes keep happening. Sounds familiar? I’ve seen this pattern one too Read more

By admin, 4 monthsMarch 24, 2026 ago
AI

What companies are getting wrong about AI

Most companies are already using AI; in fact if you are not using it you risk being tagged as “overly conservative and risk-averse” or too “legacy thinking”… The use is not the problem though, the problem is the lack of Read more

By admin, 5 monthsMarch 17, 2026 ago
Actuality

When Procedure Shapes Enforcement – lessons learned: Luxembourg’s Administrative Court overturns €746 million GDPR fine imposed on Amazon.

Yesterday, the Luxembourg Administrative Court issued a historical ruling in the long-running dispute between Amazon Europe Core S.à r.l. and the Luxembourg data protection authority (CNPD), concerning the €746 million fine imposed by the latter in 2021. The violations examined Read more

By admin, 5 monthsMarch 13, 2026 ago
Cyber security

The Nigerian Prince is dead

Or… is he? Years after my dad passed away, I found my mom giggling on her phone. It was the first time she looked happy and playful so, naturally, I was intrigued. Turns out, she was chatting with a very Read more

By admin, 5 monthsMarch 12, 2026 ago
AI

Deepfakes, Dignity, and Data: Why Privacy is a Women’s Issue

Happy International Women’s Day! I’ve been fond of this day ever since I was an international student in Genova, Italy, and I’d get bunches of mimosas everywhere… I used to think that it kind of has no sense: if women Read more

By admin, 5 monthsMarch 8, 2026 ago
Legal analysis

Data mapping is… my love language!

You know the five love languages, right? ❤️ Words of affection ❤️Physical touch ❤️Receiving gifts ❤️Quality time ❤️Acts of service Well… yes, if you ask me there is a 6th one: DATA MAPPING. (or maybe it fits in one of Read more

By admin, 6 monthsFebruary 14, 2026 ago

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