MEPs: Future privacy policy will be continually updated 'like a smartphone'

Danny Palmer
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Marju Lauristin and Timothy Kirkhope argue new European Data Protection Directive will ensure privacy rights and data protection are fully embedded in technology

The boom in internet-connected devices and the concomitant rise in data collection have led to a "legislative drag", but eventually legislation concerning privacy rights and data protection will be...

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