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address the issues raised in this topic effectively. The new Regulation will most
likely not remedy the failure of access control, the failure of anonymity and the
failure of purpose specification. It is also questionable whether it will facilitate
technical solutions such as those proposed in this topic. While we have focused on
the legal framework for privacy and data protection in Europe, similar conclusions
may likely be drawn for other legal systems in the world. We hope that this topic
will contribute to the ongoing discussion on how the protect privacy and avoid
discrimination using both law and technology.
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