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EU: Council of the European Union: Member states hope to soften data protection in reform talks

05 March 2015

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"A leaked EU document reveals that several governments are planning to weaken the security of customer data in negotiations over the common EU Data Protection Directive"

See the article: Member states hope to soften data protection in reform talks (euractiv, link)

And see document: Chapter II (LIMITE doc no: 17071-rev-3-14, pdf) 30 pages with 90 Member State positions, pdf)

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