European Commission Limits Access to Personal Data in Digital Markets Investigations
03 Jul 2026Effective: 30 Jun 2026202 views
Who is affected:
Technology companies investigated under the DMA and individuals whose data is processed by the Commission in those proceedings
Summary
The Commission establishes internal rules on how it manages personal data in its investigations into large digital platforms. It allows restricting certain rights of affected individuals during those investigations.
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This European Commission Decision sets internal rules on the processing of personal data within the framework of investigations, enforcement and supervision provided for in the Digital Markets Regulation (DMA, EU Regulation 2022/1925). It establishes the conditions under which the Commission may limit the rights of dat…
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