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GDPR 15

ECJ -

ECJ i.S. Pankki S (Case C‑579/21): Information about employees accessing data

David Vasella –
23 June 2023 –

ECJ -

ECJ i.S. CRIF (C‑487/21): Scope of the right to copy personal data

David Vasella –
23 June 2023 –

ECJ -

ECJ, C‑307/22: Advocate General – Right to information also for preparation of proceedings, but copies of documents only in exceptional cases

David Vasella –
April 21, 2023 –

EDSA -

EDSA: Clarifications in the final version of the guidelines on the right to information

David Vasella –
April 19, 2023 –

ECJ -

ECJ C‑634/21 – Applications GA: Credit score (of SCHUFA) as an automated decision

Simon Henseler –
March 17, 2023 –

ECJ -

ECJ (Austrian Post): Right to information includes, if possible, the individual recipients (not only categories)

David Vasella –
January 14, 2023 –

ECJ -

ECJ, Rs.C‑579/21 – GA applications: employees are not “recipients”.

David Vasella –
28 December 2022 –

CNIL -

CNIL: Sanction inter alia for refusal to provide information about the source of data – no trade secret objection; information in exploitation chains.

David Vasella –
28 December 2022 –

OLG Nuremberg -

OLG Nuremberg: General prohibition of abuse of rights in the GDPR (here on the right to information)

David Vasella –
May 18, 2022 –

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GDPR 15

ECJ i.S. Pankki S (Case C‑579/21): Information about employees accessing data

ECJ i.S. CRIF (C‑487/21): Scope of the right to copy personal data

ECJ, C‑307/22: Advocate General – Right to information also for preparation of proceedings, but copies of documents only in exceptional cases

EDSA: Clarifications in the final version of the guidelines on the right to information

ECJ C‑634/21 – Applications GA: Credit score (of SCHUFA) as an automated decision

ECJ (Austrian Post): Right to information includes, if possible, the individual recipients (not only categories)

ECJ, Rs.C‑579/21 – GA applications: employees are not “recipients”.

CNIL: Sanction inter alia for refusal to provide information about the source of data – no trade secret objection; information in exploitation chains.

OLG Nuremberg: General prohibition of abuse of rights in the GDPR (here on the right to information)

data-right.ch

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GDPR 15

ECJ i.S. Pankki S (Case C‑579/21): Infor­ma­ti­on about employees acce­s­sing data

ECJ i.S. CRIF (C‑487/21): Scope of the right to copy per­so­nal data

ECJ, C‑307/22: Advo­ca­te Gene­ral – Right to infor­ma­ti­on also for pre­pa­ra­ti­on of pro­ce­e­dings, but copies of docu­ments only in excep­tio­nal cases

EDSA: Cla­ri­fi­ca­ti­ons in the final ver­si­on of the gui­de­lines on the right to information

ECJ C‑634/21 – Appli­ca­ti­ons GA: Cre­dit score (of SCHUFA) as an auto­ma­ted decision

ECJ (Austri­an Post): Right to infor­ma­ti­on inclu­des, if pos­si­ble, the indi­vi­du­al reci­pi­en­ts (not only categories)

ECJ, Rs.C‑579/21 – GA appli­ca­ti­ons: employees are not “reci­pi­en­ts”.

CNIL: Sanc­tion inter alia for refu­sal to pro­vi­de infor­ma­ti­on about the source of data – no trade secret objec­tion; infor­ma­ti­on in explo­ita­ti­on chains.

OLG Nurem­berg: Gene­ral pro­hi­bi­ti­on of abu­se of rights in the GDPR (here on the right to information)

common search words

ECJ i.S. Pankki S (Case C‑579/21): Information about employees accessing data

ECJ i.S. CRIF (C‑487/21): Scope of the right to copy personal data

ECJ, C‑307/22: Advocate General – Right to information also for preparation of proceedings, but copies of documents only in exceptional cases

EDSA: Clarifications in the final version of the guidelines on the right to information

ECJ C‑634/21 – Applications GA: Credit score (of SCHUFA) as an automated decision

ECJ (Austrian Post): Right to information includes, if possible, the individual recipients (not only categories)

ECJ, Rs.C‑579/21 – GA applications: employees are not “recipients”.

CNIL: Sanction inter alia for refusal to provide information about the source of data – no trade secret objection; information in exploitation chains.

OLG Nuremberg: General prohibition of abuse of rights in the GDPR (here on the right to information)