Lucie Krahulcova

Even if the tide is turning with regard to banning encryption, Europol may seek other “practical solutions” that increase its authority to access individuals’ private information and put our digital security at risk.

Making Europe’s “trialogues” process more transparent could help make the government more accountable to the public, which could in turn positively impact digital rights.

Tasking private, third-party actors with policing expression online may do more harm than good.

European regulators should close the final loopholes in the Telecoms Single Market regulation to ensure Net Neutrality across Europe.

The public can provide input to Europe’s regulators, who are working to resolve remaining ambiguities in the text to implement Net Neutrality.

The European Parliament has confirmed that the “Privacy Shield” data-transfer agreement is flawed. We call upon the European Commission to address those flaws.

Europe has approved privacy-invasive and privacy-protecting legislation in one day.

Iceland may be next to codify Net Neutrality rules in its legal system.

As written, the United Kingdom’s Investigatory Powers Bill would undermine privacy, data protection, freedom of expression, and digital security.

Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is here. We take a close look at the provisions and what the implications are for privacy in the E.U.