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Showing posts with label digital pirates' identities. Show all posts
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Monday, October 2, 2023

EU legal advisor: disclosing identities of suspected copyright pirates "compatible" with EU privacy laws; Boing Boing, September 29, 2023

ROB BESCHIZZA, Boing Boing; EU legal advisor: disclosing identities of suspected copyright pirates "compatible" with EU privacy laws

"Releasing pirates' identities is "Compatible With EU Privacy Laws," says a top legal advisor to the European Union's highest court following the discovery that the French government retains more than a decade of data collected about millions of people suspected of infringing copyrights."

Posted by Kip Currier, PhD, JD at 12:18 PM No comments:
Labels: alleged copyright infringement, copyright law, data collection and use, digital pirates' identities, EU, France, privacy laws
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