Eu bureaucrat frantically erasing gdpr protections while data subject chases demanding rights back the european commission is preparing substantial amendments to the general data protection regulation through the digital omnibus initiative, according to internal draft documents circulated in november 2025 The proposed changes would fundamentally alter how organizations process personal data. Now, the commission proposes changes to core elements like the definition of personal data and all data subject's rights under the gdpr The leaked draft also suggests to give ai companies (like google, meta or openai) a blank check to suck up european's personal data. The european commission has not yet publicly declared changes to gdpr and/or other privacy rules, but expectations that this could happen in the coming days have started discussions on both sides. The european commission insists it only wants to trim back its tech regulations through its “digital omnibus” package, but draft documents show that, in fact, the eu is about to sacrifice the bloc’s famous gdpr for the sake of ai
According to experts and activists. Brussels — european union officials are ready to sacrifice some of their most prized privacy rules for the sake of ai, as they seek to turbocharge business in europe by slashing red tape The european commission will unveil a “digital omnibus” package later this month to simplify many of its. A leaked draft of the commission’s grand plans for revamping the eu’s digital rules last week, a part of the digital omnibus in the simplification agenda, points to an appetite inside the.
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