Datenschutz-Puls 04/05/26 | Podcast

What it is about

Covert video surveillance in a kitchen-living room before the Federal Court of Justice (BGH), whether TLS transport encryption is sufficient for emails, and questions of jurisdiction for GDPR damages. Plus the annual reports from North Rhine-Westphalia and Hesse.

In this episode

Federal Court of Justice (BGH): covert video surveillance in a kitchen-living room
Düsseldorf Administrative Court: transport encryption sufficient for emails
Ansbach Administrative Court: which courts hear GDPR damages claims
North Rhine-Westphalia data protection annual report 2025
Hesse data protection annual report 2025
Italy: EUR 12.5m against Poste Italiane and Postepay
AI powers for the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA) and the Federal Police
Musk v. Altman: the 100 billion lawsuit

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