An article by František Nonnemann, Vice-Chair of the Committee of the Association for Personal Data Protection (Czech Republic)
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An article by Vladan Rámiš and František Nonnemann, Association for Personal Data Protection, Czech Republic
EFDPO @ Privacy Symposium Venice 2026
April 21, 2026
We look forward to welcoming you to our annual networking event.
European digital sovereignty: Open Source as an alternative to Big Tech
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3. European Health Data Protection Congress (EHDPC 2025)
Join over 200 experts from across Europe for a compelling three-day forum dedicated to the evolving intersection of health data, artificial intelligence, and privacy in the life sciences and healthcare sectors. Explore cutting-edge developments in the European Health Data Space, synthetic and anonymized data, cybersecurity, and regulatory frameworks shaping the future of health data protection.
EFDPO Session at Privacy Days Prague 2025
We would like to invite you to the 9th year of the traditional privacy conference organized by the Czech Data Protection Association. The conference is divided into two days, the first day will be held only in English (EFDPO session).
Taming the AI: EU can lead in humanizing AI,we should not mess it up
On August 2 this year, European legislation on artificial intelligence (the AI Act) moved into its next phase. New...
Arbitration and Personal Data Protection in the Czech Republic: A Collaborative Approach
In the evolving landscape of data protection, the resolution of disputes arising from processing agreements under...
Formal Opinion Letter on the Reform of the General Data Protection Regulation
Data protection is not an obstacle to innovation but a key component of any sustainable digital strategy. The proposed reforms aim to reduce bureaucracy, enhance legal certainty, and foster an environment where data protection and digital innovation can thrive together.
EFDPO publishes Position Paper on the Reform of the GDPR
With this paper, EFDPO contributes to the ongoing political and expert debate surrounding the evaluation and future development of the GDPR.
AI Literacy without legal jargon – Article by Pavol Szabo
How would Albert Einstein and Bryan Garner explain the new rules in AI? Einstein would transform complexity into clarity, Garner would purge every unnecessary phrase. This is how we should approach Article 4 of the AI Act on AI Literacy, which is applicable as of 2 February 2025.
Online Panel: The Future of the Data Privacy Framework and EU-U.S. Data Transfers
Join us for an expert panel hosted by the EFDPO, bringing together leading voices from legal practice, academia, regulatory authorities, and the data protection officer community.





