GDPR turns 10 with a decade of scattered milestones
This article from the International Association of Privacy Professionals offers a brief, non-exhaustive overview of select developments concerning the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) over the past decade. It marks the 10-year anniversary of the regulation.
Key Takeaways
- The article is an IAPP resource, not a policy announcement, and frames the GDPR’s 10th anniversary.
- It describes its overview as “illustrative” and “nonexhaustive,” limiting it to selected developments from the past 10 years.
- The focus is the EU General Data Protection Regulation, with the timeline reaching back a decade from the publication date of 2026-05-19.
Why It Matters
For streaming companies, the immediate point is simple: GDPR remains the baseline privacy regime in the EU after 10 years, and this IAPP resource is a reminder of how much has accumulated around it. For the broader ecosystem, the anniversary underscores that privacy compliance is still a long-term operating constraint for platforms, ad-tech partners, and measurement vendors serving European users. What to watch next is whether the IAPP’s selected developments point readers to any specific enforcement or interpretive milestones in the GDPR timeline.
Read full article at iapp.org
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