An eventful and successful year: This was our anniversary year 2025.

Education , Government Spyware , Privacy and Data Protection , Digital Euro - Right to Cash , eID , Face Recognition , IT-Security , AI , Net Neutrality , Transparency/Open Government , UN-Cybercrime-Convention , Surveillance

An eventful and successful year: that was 2024 in network policy.

Education , Government Spyware , Privacy and Data Protection , Digital Euro - Right to Cash , eID , Face Recognition , Internal , IT-Security , AI , Net Neutrality , Platform Regulation , Rule of Law , Transparency/Open Government , Surveillance , UN-Cybercrime-Convention , Whistleblowing

This was 2023 from a digital rights perspective: We look back on an eventful year.

Government Spyware , Chat Control , Privacy and Data Protection , Digital Euro - Right to Cash , eID , Net Neutrality , Platform Regulation , PNR , Transparency/Open Government , Surveillance , UN-Cybercrime-Convention , Data Retention , Whistleblowing

What are potential risks and benefits of a digital euro and the right to cash? Our first analysis of the European Commission’s proposals.

Digital Euro - Right to Cash

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07/29/2025 computerweekly.com Web yes
07/22/2025 Die Presse Print yes
07/21/2025 diepresse.at Web yes
07/19/2025 Der Standard Print yes
07/19/2025 Salzburger Nachrichten Print yes
07/19/2025 Ö1 Mittagsjournal Radio yes
07/18/2025 Netzpolitik.org Web yes
07/18/2025 derstandard.at Web yes
07/18/2025 egovernment.de Web yes
07/17/2025 elektroniknet.de Web yes

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