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The EU has implemented data protection regulations, including the GDPR, to govern the processing and retention of personal data, including biometric data.
Major European ISPs do not have a single, -mandated DNS query‑log retention period; retention is driven by a mix of national laws, sectoral telecom rules, and individual company policies, and public d...
Independent oversight of exists in patches around the world: data protection authorities in the (and the ’s ICO) exercise supervisory powers over biometric processing under the framework, several coun...
for accessing or producing adult content are shaped by a tangle of legal traditions, public‑health and child‑protection priorities, cultural and religious norms, and technical and privacy challenges t...
European countries—principally through EU-wide laws like the Digital Services Act (DSA) and longstanding rules such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)—have built a regulatory framework t...
A Private Relay second‑relay operator (the “egress” node) can technically see decrypted destination hostnames and issues temporary egress IPs but not the user’s originating IP; that technical split sh...
The disclosure of children’s medical information in the UK is governed by a layered framework of data-protection law, common-law confidentiality and professional guidance that centres on capacity, par...
The European Union now governs digital ID through a reinforced eIDAS framework (Regulation (EU) 2024/1183) that establishes a mandatory, interoperable European Digital Identity Wallet and associated i...
The Court of Justice of the European Union has in recent years issued a string of rulings tightening the conditions under which biometric and other special-category personal data may be lawfully proce...