Eyes Everywhere

In La Quadrature Du Net II, the CJEU lowered data retention standards, prioritizing security over privacy. This volume examines the impact on fundamental rights and the EU legal framework.

In La Quadrature Du Net II, the CJEU significantly lowered standards for mass data retention under the EU Charter, prioritizing security over privacy. This edited volume brings together European and international scholars and practitioners to explore how this shift may affect EU citizens' protection of fundamental rights and substantially redefine the surveillance and data retention framework for public and private agents.

Autorentext
Erik Tuchtfeld is a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, where he heads the humanet3 group. He is an Associate Editor at Verfassungsblog.