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heise+ | Why the E-Evidence Regulation Could Undermine Fundamental Rights

By with∅ut-me 26.08.2026 at 10:07 Uhr Parliament & Legislation Laws & Rights IT & Internet
TL;DR AI-generated The new EU E-Evidence Regulation (EEVO) grants law enforcement faster access to user data abroad from August 18. While intended to shorten data request waiting times, it carries the risk of controls being implemented too late.

Source: heise.de

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