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The Nordic Data Protection Authorities, led by Denmark's Datatilsynet, released guidelines to protect children's data in online gaming. This document emphasizes four key GDPR principles: fairness, transparency, data minimization, and accountability. It aims to guide game developers in ensuring responsible data practices, highlighting the special protections required for children's personal data. These guidelines were formulated in response to the growing digital gaming industry and the need for enhanced privacy measures for young players.

Nordic DPAs Publish Guidance to Strengthen Children’s Data Protection in Online Gaming

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The Nordic Data Protection Authorities, led by Denmark’s Datatilsynet, released guidelines to protect children’s data in online gaming. This document emphasizes four key GDPR principles: fairness, transparency, data minimization, and accountability. It aims to guide game developers in ensuring responsible data practices, highlighting the special protections required for children’s personal data. These guidelines were formulated in response to the growing digital gaming industry and the need for enhanced privacy measures for young players.

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The European Data Protection Board published its final Guidelines on Article 37 of the Law Enforcement Directive (LED). These guidelines establish standards for appropriate safeguards in data transfers by competent authorities, focusing on legally binding instruments with third countries. Key points include selecting transfer mechanisms, evaluating transfer risks to data subjects, and maintaining enhanced accountability. The guidelines emphasize legal certainty and the necessity of ensuring equivalent data protection levels when personal data is transferred outside the EU.

EDPB Finalizes Guidelines on Law Enforcement Data Transfers

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The European Data Protection Board published its final Guidelines on Article 37 of the Law Enforcement Directive (LED). These guidelines establish standards for appropriate safeguards in data transfers by competent authorities, focusing on legally binding instruments with third countries. Key points include selecting transfer mechanisms, evaluating transfer risks to data subjects, and maintaining enhanced accountability. The guidelines emphasize legal certainty and the necessity of ensuring equivalent data protection levels when personal data is transferred outside the EU.

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