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The Protective Capacity of the Criterion of ‘Identifiability’ under EU Data Protection Law
Data protection laws operate under a general assumption that if identifiable data is covered by their protective rules, fundamental rights to privacy and data protection are properly protected. This article aims to challenge this and other established assumptions underlying the ‘identifiability’ cri
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