Securing Personal Data in Common EU Data Spaces
summary
Common EU data spaces are practical, voluntary ecosystems that standardize contracts and protocols around a data space connector rather than a central repository; GDPR fully applies (the DGA does not create a legal basis), processors/controllers must still pick Article 6 grounds, and purpose limitation and DPIA safeguards are mandatory. Industrial example: Katena X automotive supply chain shows a working use case; health is the outlier with specific rules. Intermediation services must register and act in the best interest of individuals; personal data pods (Solid/Atomi) are pilot-stage and federated learning is proposed but not yet broadly deployed.
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