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EU: Article 29 Working Party on Data Protection: Opinion 01/2012 on the data protection reform proposals

01 April 2012

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EU: Article 29 Working Party on Data Protection: Opinion 01/2012 on the data protection reform proposals (link)

See: Individuals should generally not be identifiable when their personal data is being processed, privacy watchdog says: "Organisations should be required to "anonymise or pseudonymise" personal data when processing the information if it is "feasible and proportionate" to do so, an EU privacy watchdog has said.”

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