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Data retention under scrutiny: EDPS makes case at EU Court of Justice

Topic
Data retention Data protection
Country/Region
EU

28 October 2019

"Confidentiality of communications is essential for the functioning of a modern, democratic society. On 9 - 10 September 2019, the EDPS was invited to appear before the EU Court of Justice (CJEU) in a joint hearing in a number of cases primarily relating to the retention of telecommunications data and to regimes governing access to electronic communications data by State authorities."

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Data retention under scrutiny: EDPS makes case at EU Court of Justice (link)

EDPS pleading in the CJEU (link)

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