L'un des objectifs du règlement général sur la protection des données (RGPD) est de favoriser l’autonomisation des individus et de leur donner le contrôle sur leurs données à caractère personnel. Le RGPD comporte un chapitre sur les droits des personnes concernées (individus) qui inclut le droit d’accès, le droit de rectification, le droit d’effacement, le droit de limiter le traitement, le droit à la portabilité des données, le droit d’opposition et le droit de ne pas être soumis à une décision fondée exclusivement sur le traitement automatisé.
New Year? New Newsletter edition! In issue #99, find out more about our top consultations and complaints dealt with in 2022, our activities to mark data protection day. As well as our latest Opinions, including one that may have an impact on your holidays, and one concerning your instant payments! And, if you want to hear more about our technology monitoring activities, read our newsletter to find out more about our TechDispatch reports!
Speech by Wojciech Wiewiórowski in panel 'Vulnerable People, Marginalization and Data Protection', at Brussels Privacy Symposium organised by Brussels Privacy Hub (VUB) and Future of Privacy Forum (FPF)
Opinion on the signing, provisional application and conclusion of the Protocol implementing the Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the European Union and the Republic of Mauritius
Formal Comments on the draft Commission Delegated Decision specifying the content and format of the questions and laying down the additional set of predetermined questions
For our first EDPS Newsletter of the year 2022, discover what we have been up to in January, but also learn more about, or rediscover, some of our important work of the year 2021!