The EU e-Evidence framework was designed to make access to electronic evidence across borders faster. But faster access also means that service providers and authorities need to make decisions quickly about data that is often sensitive, while still complying with existing data protection rules. 

In the first episode of ICCT’s The Ins and Outs of the e-Evidence Regulation and Directive, Isabella Pirlogea speaks with data protection expert Danny van Roijen about how the new framework interacts with the GDPR and what this means in practice for service providers, authorities and data subjects.