Malta: Privacy

For founders and international businesses, losing access to Meta platforms has evolved from a technical inconvenience into a critical business continuity and reputational risk. This publication examines the legal and strategic considerations surrounding Meta account disputes, including platform governance, executive impersonation, GDPR implications, and the importance of coordinated escalation strategies in an increasingly platform-dependent digital economy.

The Malta Business Wallet allows business owners to securely store, manage and share verified corporate and personal information with regulators and service providers. By introducing a “once only” approach to due diligence, the platform aims to reduce duplicate documentation, improve compliance and make doing business in Malta faster and more efficient.

As artificial intelligence transforms the iGaming industry through personalized player experiences and enhanced engagement, operators face a critical challenge: how to leverage AI's capabilities while navigating the complex regulatory landscape of the EU's AI Act and GDPR. The distinction between legitimate personalization and prohibited manipulation has become increasingly nuanced, requiring operators to implement robust governance frameworks that balance innovation with player protection and regulatory co

The European Parliament and Council have adopted positions on proposed amendments to the EU's Artificial Intelligence Act through the Digital Omnibus Package, introducing fixed compliance deadlines and targeted relief measures for SMEs...

On 2 December 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) clarified the scope of GDPR liability for online marketplaces in its judgment...

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) published the first draft guidelines on the interplay between the Digital Services Act (the "DSA") and the General Data Protection Regulation...