From Sticker to Passport
How contextual anonymisation can become a portable, auditable and time-bounded claim.
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These pieces provide the conceptual foundations for the TRACE and AUIA product architecture and the wider work on contextual anonymisation.
Non-Personal Data Is Not One Thing
Europe needs a taxonomy that separates status, route, scope, artefact form, circulation and assurance.
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The archive runs from the Digital Omnibus and anonymisation through supervisory accountability, consumer AI, NeuroAI and children’s rights.
The Omnibus Must Build the Road
The EDPB has supplied an analytical map for anonymisation; the legislature must create the assurance system that makes it usable.
Read on LawBhoyAnonymisation, Innovation and the Missing Route to Lawful Use
The EDPB has improved the legal test, but organisations still need a reusable route to contextual anonymisation.
Read on LawBhoyAnonymisation, Two Ways
The EDPB’s new guidelines complicate the Commission’s Article 6(11) DMA playbook.
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A defence of contextual identifiability after EDPS v SRB and against the claim that actor-relative analysis weakens protection.
Read on LawBhoyAnonymisation After SRB: The EDPB Chooses Context, Not Evasion
The EDPB accepts contextual anonymisation, but its framework remains less operationally usable than the Digital Omnibus needs.
Read on LawBhoyThe Innovation Mandate
Europe does not need a weaker digital rulebook. It needs regulators who must show their work.
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The unresolved contradiction in the Commission’s Article 6(11) DMA search-data remedy.
Read on LawBhoyThe Law Should Not Discipline Consumers for Being Human
A response to the DRCF’s Consumer Interest and AI work, centred on the limits of responsibilising consumers for system-level design choices.
Read on LawBhoyThe Machine That Predicts Your Next Thought
Notes on neurodata, predictive systems and the legal consequences of increasingly intimate inference.
Read on LawBhoyThe Addiction Panic Is a Poor Basis for Children’s Rights
A critique of addiction-centred narratives and a case for evidence-led, function-specific child-safety regulation.
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