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Internet of Things (IoT)

Coverage of connected devices and the data they collect, generate, and share—from smart homes and wearables to vehicles, medical devices, and industrial systems. Articles examine privacy, cybersecurity, transparency, user control, and the responsibilities of manufacturers and service providers. Explore how laws govern connected products throughout their lifecycle, including design, updates, data access, third-party sharing, and security vulnerabilities.

Beyond the Privacy Notice: Transparency for Connected and AI-Enabled Devices

Beyond the Privacy Notice: Transparency for Connected and AI-Enabled Devices

AI is transforming the Internet of Things (IoT)—and the rules for explaining it. From connected devices and robots to chatbots and AI-driven advertising, this article explores emerging transparency requirements and practical approaches to AI-ready disclosures.

Turning Mobile Privacy Guidance into IoT Best Practices

Turning Mobile Privacy Guidance into IoT Best Practices

How can mobile privacy guidance help solve IoT transparency challenges? This article translates established mobile privacy principles—including layered notices, just-in-time disclosures, and privacy by design—into practical best practices for connected devices and AI-enabled products.

The GDPR’s DPIA Requirement: Identifying, Assessing, and Mitigating High-Risk Processing

The GDPR’s DPIA Requirement: Identifying, Assessing, and Mitigating High-Risk Processing

A practical guide to GDPR Data Protection Impact Assessments (DPIAs), explaining when they are required, the nine high-risk criteria, how to assess and mitigate risks, conduct a DPIA, document decisions, and determine when prior consultation is required.

Ryneš: When Home Security Cameras Reach Beyond the Household

Ryneš: When Home Security Cameras Reach Beyond the Household

Protecting your home does not automatically put your camera outside data protection law. In Ryneš, the CJEU explained why recording a public footpath exceeded the household exemption—and why the homeowner’s legitimate security interests still mattered.