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Argues that privacy and data protection only gain clarity when split into a five-layer cascade: (1) liability, but damages are rare in practice; (2) regulation of individual submission to processing; (3) collective regulation (works councils, data protection officers enforcing group rights); (4) technical regulation, with GDPR technology-neutrality leaving law behind fast-changing tech; (5) social-level measures like education or new concepts (data property) to adapt society and reduce legal frictions.
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