On Jan. 25, the European Commission, the Brussels-based executive body of the European Union (EU), proposed a wide-sweeping comprehensive regulation to reform existing EU data-protection laws to strengthen privacy-protection rights of individuals throughout the Union, boost Europe's digital economy, and to prevent digital and other crime.
New European Data Protection Regulation Draft
The proposal would unify EU data-protection regulations among member states. This change would allow closer cooperation among law-enforcement agencies and courts in EU member nations to protect data, safely share citizens' personal data only among authorized parties, and help police detect and catch personal-data privacy violators.
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