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A Struggle for Competence: National Security, Surveillance and the Scope of EU Law at the Court of Justice of European Union
Abstract In Privacy International and Quadrature Du Net , the Grand Chamber of the CJEU ruled that the e‐Privacy Directive generally prevents bulk retention and transmission of traffic and location data, unless Member States can prove serious threats to national security. In such cases, bulk data ca
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