
Topical commentary on current data protection & privacy issues and developments.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode, Hannah and Jamie discuss the recently published EDPB anonymisation guidance and consider its practical impact.
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In this episode, Jamie Drucker and Mark Watts discuss the impact of the Trump v Slaughter US Supreme Court decision on EU-US data transfers.
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As the UK Government announces a social media ban for U16s in the UK, Gemma Nash and Hannah Crowther discuss different age assurance techniques and the legal landscape.
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Jamie and Hannah discuss the recent EDPB guidance on scientific research, changes proposed under the EU digital omnibus and in UK law.
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A practical, legally focused show that parses data protection and privacy developments through insightful analysis and real-world implications. Across episodes, it emphasizes GDPR, regulator guidance, consent, age verification, data transfers, and enforcement trends, often pairing expert legal reasoning with operational advice for controllers, processors, and tech teams. A notable strength is the collaborative host dynamic and the inclusion of practitioner guests who translate policy shifts into concrete tactics for compliance, risk assessment, and strategic decision-making. The format tends to blend rigorous regulatory context with accessible, example-driven discussion, making it valuable for privacy professionals, lawyers, and compliance ... more
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