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The European Union has built the world’s most extensive digital regulatory framework. By mid-2026, tech companies operating in or targeting EU markets face an interconnected web of compliance obligations spanning data protection, artificial intelligence, platform governance, cybersecurity, and data sharing.

EU tech regulation is not a single law but a layered syste...


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What does the right to rectification require under GDPR?

The right to rectification under GDPR Article 16 requires data controllers to correct inaccurate personal data and ensure incomplete personal data is completed without undue delay. For any organisation processing EU residents’ personal data, understanding and implementing compliant rectification proc...


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Key Takeaways

• The accuracy principle requires organisations to ensure personal data is factually correct, contextually honest, and kept up to date throughout every stage of the data lifecycle.

• Accuracy is an ongoing obligation. It requires data validation, trained staff, correction mechanisms, and regular rev...


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Smart glasses with built-in cameras are now among the fastest-growing categories of consumer electronics worldwide, and European regulators are beginning to ask whether they can be used at all under existing privacy law. Meta alone sold more than 7 million pairs of its smart glasses worldwide in 2025, and Samsung, Google, and Apple are all preparing competing devices.

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Security incidents may vary from minor technical anomalies to those that warrant a more serious approach. Where a security incident involves the accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure of, or access to, personal data, it crosses into the territory of personal data breaches (“data breaches”). In other word...


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