Anastasia Karagianni explains the risks which might stem from the use of social media by children

Can I express whatever I think or believe anywhere on the Internet? Are there limits in this right? An article by Konstantinos Kakavoulis

Following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, most social media users, particularly Facebook users, are concerned for the protection of their personal data. By Emmanouil Mandrakis

Twenty-five years after the establishment of the European single market, European consumers earn their place in it. By Stefanos Vitoratos

Enhancing factor or threat to freedom of expression? By Konstantinos Kakavoulis

The Court of Justice of the European Union creates precedent according to which Google must erase personal data subsequent to a request by the person concerned

By Konstantinos Kakavoulis. Those who were born after 1990 are very likely to have left traces of their underage life in the Internet. The younger the user, the better the chances for that.

By Konstantinos Kakavoulis. Article 17 of the new General Data Protection Regulation institutionalizes the right to erasure, the so-called “right to be forgotten”

A brief guide explaining what to do and whom to address if you have problems with the processing of your personal data

A brief guide explaining what to do and whom to address if you have problems with the processing of your personal data.

By Lefteris Chelioudakis. The right to privacy of every person and the right to the protection of its personal data are two distinct rights, according to the European Union Law.

By Lefteris Chelioudakis The Cambridge Analytica case (CA) started being discussed in March 2018 and illustrated how the personal data you share on Facebook can be used by advertising companies and data brokers to manipulate your choices as.

Do corporations indeed feel responsible for the protection of our personal data?, an article by Konstantinos Kakavoulis