EU court adviser: data privacy laws should apply in national security cases

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Cannot be seized and held indiscriminately by governments.

EU court adviser: data privacy laws should apply in national security cases
The European Court of Justice should uphold its 2016 decision that personal data cannot be seized and held indiscriminately by governments even on national security grounds, the court's advocate general said in an opinion on Wednesday. Reacting to four cases in France, Belgium and Britain in ...

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