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EUR-Lex - 62015CJ0203 - EN - EUR-Lex Tele2 Sverige AB v Post- och telestyrelsen and Secretary of State for the Home Department v Tom Watson and Others Requests for a preliminary ruling from the Kammarrätten i Stockholm and the Court of Appeal (England Wales) (Civil Division)
CURIA - Documents 48 Tele2 Sverige considered that the 2014 report was based on a misinterpretation of the Digital Rights judgment and that the obligation to retain data was in breach of the fundamental rights guaranteed by the Charter, and therefore brought an action before the Förvaltningsrätten i Stockholm (Administrative Court, Stockholm) challenging the order of 27 June 2014 Since that court dismissed
CJEU Declares General Data Retention Unlawful in Tele2 Sverige Tele2 Sverige is the third decision of the CJEU dealing with the issues of indiscriminate surveillance, the first being Digital Rights Ireland and the second Schrems, where the Court elaborated on the validity of safe harbour agreements with third states that do not protect the data subjects’ rights to the same level as EU standards
Tele2 Sverige AB v. Post-Och Telestyrelsen and Secretary of State for . . . Tom Watson, Peter Brice, and Geoffrey Lewis (the Decision), the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) held that member states are precluded from adopting legislation that allows a general and indiscriminate retention of all traffic and location data
Legal Case Note - Tele2 Sverige and Tom Watson a. o. - EBU On 21 December 2016, the Court of Justice (CJEU) handed down a Grand Chamber judgment in joined cases Tele2 Sverige (C-203 15) and Tom Watson a o (C-698 15) concerning the ability of Member States to oblige electronic communications service providers to retain traffic and location data for all subscribers and registered users
Data retention in Europe—the Tele 2 case and beyond Analyses the Tele2 judgment (joined cases C-203 15 and C-698 15, Tele2 Sverige AB and Watson) Evaluates the impact of the judgment on national data retention regimes Considers whether the judgment may have an impact on data protection law beyond data retention regulation
Tele2 Sverige - Virtual Freedoms, Terrorism and the Law In one of the two main proceedings, in fact, the legitimacy of an injunction adopted by the Swedish communications authority on the basis of the national legislation, in which Tele2 was ordered to provide for the retention of data relating to electronic communications, was controversial