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Data breach notifications were firstly introduced in 2009 by means of amendments to the E-Privacy Directive, where such data breaches occurred in connection with the provision of publicly available electronic communications service.
Data breach notifications were firstly introduced in 2009 by
means of amendments to the E-Privacy Directive, where such data
breaches occurred in connection with the provision of publicly
available electronic communications service. Further on, GDPR
extended data breach notification obligation to all industries. The
initial scope was to have a single notification regime, as
E-Privacy Directive was intended to be replaced by E-Privacy
Regulation, when GDPR became applicable. Since E-Privacy Regulation
has a long way until entering into force, an electronic
communications provider has difficulties in navigating through two
regulatory regimes when it comes to data breach notifications. The
complete article is available here.
Originally published 12.10.2020
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