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DESCRIPTION:Since 18 August 2026\, a prosecutor in another EU country can d
 emand your users' data directly from you — ten days to comply\, eight ho
 urs if they're in a hurry. No mutual legal assistance\, no local court in 
 between: just an order in your inbox and a clock. This talk is the E-Evide
 nce Regulation for the people who actually run the infrastructure: which d
 ata you can be forced to produce\, how fast\, and whether the systems you 
 already operate could even answer in time. A few months in\, we'll look at
  what's working\, what's on fire\, and what you should have built before t
 he first order arrives.
DTSTAMP:20261005T184734Z
LOCATION:Saal B
SUMMARY:A Prosecutor in Another Country Wants Your Data in 8 Hours — Now 
 What? - Mathias Handsche
URL:https://cfp.denog.de/denog18/talk/J9DJVF/
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