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Jennifer Baker
EU Policy Correspondent at CPO Magazine
Jennifer Baker has been a journalist for almost 20 years, the last 8+ focussing on EU tech policy. She is a campaigning reporter on digital civil liberties, in particular the right to privacy and online freedom of expression. A recognised expert on data protection, she has spoken at the Global Privacy Summit, given evidence to European Parliament groups and last year was named by Onalytica as one of the world’s top 100 influencers on data protection.


Young woman taking photo from behind a blinds showing implications of surveillance post-Schrems II and invalidation of Privacy Shield
Data PrivacyNews

Spies Gonna Spy: So What Does That Mean for Personal Data Post-Schrems II?

September 18, 2020
Following the Schrems II ruling and invalidation of the US-EU Privacy Shield, the Council of Europe has said that intelligence services need to stop spying on individuals’ digital communications.
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Key with text Vote on laptop keyboard showing danger of data breach of electoral voter data
Cyber SecurityInsights

Electoral Register Data Is Power, So Why Do Breaches Keep Happening?

September 4, 2020
In March, electoral data for 75% of the Maltese population was exposed in a data breach, including their polling booth, polling box numbers and voting preferences. Get insights on the power of voter data and the need for more care.
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Statue of the Goddess of Justice against EU flag showing reliance on SCCs with Privacy Shield gone
Data ProtectionInsights

So the Shield Is Gone, What About SCCs?

August 5, 2020
While confirming that SCCs are valid with the Privacy Shield gone, the CJEU underlined that they can only be relied upon when risks have been properly assessed and cannot amount to a “tickbox exercise.
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Towers of the European Court of Justice showing revoke of Privacy Shield
Data ProtectionNews

Privacy Shield Is Gone – What Now!?

July 29, 2020
Revoke of Privacy Shield is the second time in 5 years that the European Court of Justice has killed an EU-US data sharing agreement due to concerns of US government surveillance.
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Shield against modern cyber background shows upcoming decision on Schrems II case to invalidate Privacy Shield
Data ProtectionNews

A Tangled, Twisted Route to Privacy Shield Invalidity?

July 15, 2020
Europe’s highest court will soon deliver a judgement on the 'Schrems II' case that could see the controversial Privacy Shield accord between the EU and the U.S. struck down.
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Woman jogger looking at smart watch showing the concerns over Google’s access to health data through the proposed acquisition of Fitbit
Data PrivacyNews

Google Takeover of Fitbit Gets Organizations Sweating

July 14, 2020
20 NGOs from across the world published a common statement about their serious concerns on Google's access to health data with the planned takeover of Fitbit.
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Blurred image of people walking on street showing how Europeans feels about data protection
Data PrivacyNews

Europeans Talk the Talk, but Do They Walk the Walk on Data Protection?

July 2, 2020
Survey shows that Europeans are definitely more aware of their data protection rights and have much lesser trust in private companies compared to the public bodies.
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Man in mask holding mobile with health risk notification showing the new interoperability protocol for track and trace apps in Europe
Data PrivacyNews

EU Countries Agree on Interoperability Protocol for Track and Trace Apps

June 23, 2020
European Commission announced an interoperability solution for decentralized coronavirus infection track and trace apps that relies on a gateway service to share information between EU countries.
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E.U. flag with binary code background showing the new European cloud that could provide services which comply with data protection laws
Data ProtectionNews

Could the “European Cloud” Deliver Data Protection by Default?

June 19, 2020
New ‘European cloud’ project Gaia-X will provide a platform for businesses to search for data storage providers that comply with Europe's data protection laws.
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Man clicking on virtual padlock icon showing the disconnect between trusted authentication methods and fear of cyber threats amid COVID-19
Cyber SecurityNews

Authentication Disconnect Between Sloppy Security and COVID-19 Fears

June 18, 2020
Users are still not trusting secure authentication methods like biometric recognition despite their fear of increasing cyber threats during COVID-19 pandemic outbreak.
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