Datenschutz bei der Digitalisierung der Mobilität

The development towards a "Mobility 4.0" has great potential. However, the economic and social benefits are contrasted by the increasing risk of the "transparent citizen", whose daily movements become traceable. The law must provide solutions to this risk promptly in line with technical developments. The thesis first identifies in a real-world analysis the special challenges for the protection of privacy that arise from data-driven mobility. On the basis of the currently applicable law, solutions are developed and deficits of the current data protection regulations are identified. Finally, the current legislative need for action is determined. Since mobility as a cross-sectional phenomenon affects a multitude of areas of life, the results can also be used for other aspects of digitisation.