MWC 2012: Eric Schmidt's keynote live 16.46 Journalists are queuing up to get into the keynote and, if Twitter is anything to go by, it is likely to be packed. That's understandable for a figure as important as Mr Schmidt but the Google executive chairman is also well-known for his quotable, off-the-cuff remarks. A few favourites include: If you have something that you don't want anyone to know maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place. Google policy is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it. One day Larry and Sergey bought Android, and I didn't even notice. 16.27 The suggestion from the EU that Google's new privacy plan could be unlawful is unlikely to stop the search giant rolling out the new policy, will allow Google to pool data from all its services - from Gmail, to YouTube, to search - to create a single profile for each of its hundreds of millions of users. Nevertheless, it could lead to problems later on if the recommendations of the Article 29 Working Party are taken further. Reporting its preliminary findings, the Working Party has now told Google that "our preliminary analysis shows that Google's new policy does not meet the requirements of the European Directive on Data Protection, especially regarding the information provided to data subjects." 16.00 Eric Schmidt is likely to talk about Google's plans for the mobile internet and the company's hopes for the Android mobile operating system. His talk could be overshadowed by news that the EU has expressed concern about Google's new privacy policy, which comes into effect on Thursday. 15.55 One of the highlights of MWC so far has been Nokia's announcement of a smartphone with an unprecedented 41-megapixel camera. While the camera is impressive, the Nokia 808 PureView will run on the Symbian operating system, which the Finnish company last year ditched in favour of Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system. Meanwhile, Chinese manufacturer Huawei's has unveiled what it claims is the 'fastest ever' smartphone and there have been flagship phone announcements from Sony, HTC and LG. 15.50 Welcome to our live coverage as Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman, addresses Mobile World Congress 2012 in Barcelona. As always, MWC has been busy as each phone manufacturer details its latest smartphones and tablets.