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Recital 60a

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Recital total: 1 part · 0 Council drafts · 2 Parliament amendments

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Additional proposed wording Amendment 139 · Arash Saeidi JURI
(60a)

Whereas, in the absence of a European legal framework capable of addressing local monopolistic practices of digital platforms outside the scope of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), Regulation (EU) 2019/1150 (P2B Regulation) remains necessary; Whereas the P2B Regulation continues to provide essential safeguards for fairness and transparency in platform-to-business relations in the digital economy;

Additional proposed wording Amendment 526 · Francesco Torselli ITRE · LIBE
(60a)

Advances in neurotechnology and artificial intelligence make it possible to derive information about individuals’ cognitive, emotional and mental states, including through the automated processing of personal data other than that directly collected by the nervous system. With a view to providing a high level of protection for fundamental rights, it should be clarified that Regulation (EU) 2016/679 also applies to processing operations that produce cognitive inferences likely to affect a person’s dignity, decision-making autonomy and free development.