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  • Global Chief Correspondent, MLex
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Global Chief Correspondent, MLEX Market Intelligence, Brussels, Belgium. Views expressed are my own.
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EU data protection watchdog’s guidelines on anonymization due by summer

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By Matthew Newman 
| MLex
April 2, 2026, 13:39 GMT | Insight An umbrella group of EU data protection authorities will release guidelines on anonymization — a key concept on how the bloc’s data protection rules are applied to personal data — by the summer, the group’s chair said in an exclusive interview this week with MLex at the world’s largest gathering of privacy professionals. The guidelines are needed to reduce legal uncertainty and provide practical, harmonized guidance on how a person can be identified.
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EU data watchdogs meet with US counterparts, Polish official says

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By Matthew Newman 
| MLex
April 2, 2026, 18:11 GMT | Insight Data protection regulators from Europe met US tech company officials and US state and federal regulators this week to explain the EU’s data protection rules amid criticism the rules are stifling innovation, the president of the Polish Personal Data Protection Office told MLex. The dialogue follows the Trump Administration's complaints that the EU's digital rules unfairly target US companies.
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EU privacy rules spur platforms’ behavior changes on cookies, CNIL official says

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By Matthew Newman 
| MLex
April 10, 2026, 05:01 GMT | Comment The effectiveness of the EU’s landmark data protection rules has evolved since the entry into force of the GDPR in 2018, shifting from a focus on enforcement to driving tangible changes in companies’ behavior, particularly in relation to cookie consent practices, a senior official at the French privacy watchdog told MLex. Bertrand du Marais’s comments follow an EU legislative proposal that could change the way the cookie rules are enforced.
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