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summary
European Data Protection Supervisor sets a concrete agenda: one EU voice on data protection, a strategic plan due soon and active enforcement to make rules work in practice. Three priorities are named — speed up the EU reform to remove legal uncertainty, force big data entails big accountability with rights on algorithms and access, and build global partnerships to align cross‑border law and practice (including push for the right to be forgotten to apply to .com domains).
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Key themes at CPDP
- 3:00Snowden revelations impact
- 4:48Europe’s digital future vision
- 6:38Goals as EDPS
- 8:24Data protection reform priorities
- 9:49Big data accountability
- 11:37Global data protection partnerships
- 13:01Ethics and international cooperation
- 13:44Conclusion
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