Titlebook: Data Protection in a Profiled World; Serge Gutwirth,Yves Poullet,Paul De Hert Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Consume.

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New Comparisons in World Literaturee the emergence of new principles which, in our view, might be considered as going far beyond the traditional principles enshrined in the Council of Europe Convention 108 and already translated in the E.U. Directive 95/46/EC. These new principles fully take into account the new Privacy threats incur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-72748-2eristics are protected by Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. On the level of European policy, and particularly in the UK, the pendulum has swung strongly towards permitting intrusive techniques for data acquisition and retention at the expense of data privacy rights. However, the

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S. Evans Downing M.D.,John C. Lee Ph.D.s for privacy protection, constantly backed up by the European Union (EU) legislator for already more than a decade, is the regulation of so-called unsolicited communications. This contribution explores this EU approach and argues that, in the light of current and upcoming developments, a profound r

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