The CJEU ruled in case C-154/21 that Article 15(1)(c) of the GDPR must be interpreted in such a way that not only the categories of recipients but also, in principle, the specific recipients must be disclosed. This applies regardless of whether the personal data has...
1. The right to be informed Articles 12 to 14 of the GDPR discuss data subject rights to know that you’ve collected and intend to process personal data. If you collect the data yourself, you must notify the data subject immediately. Third-party vendors who obtain data from another data ...
They Who Must Not Be Identified - Distinguishing Personal from Non-Personal Data Under the GDPRdoi:10.2139/ssrn.3462948anonymisationde-personalisationGDPRriskIn this article, we examine the concept of non-personal data from a law and computer science perspective. The delineation between personal data ...
The word "processing" appears in the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)over 630 times. The law features seven "principles of data processing." It requires companies to ensure the "resilience of processing systems." It even proclaims that "the processing of personal data should be desig...
How to Create a GDPR-Compliant Privacy Policy AGDPR-compliant Privacy Policymust include all of the data points listed above as they pertain to your data processing activities. In addition to providing all these details, it must be: Concise ...
Navigating the depths of GDPR can be challenging, but understanding the impact on call recording and adapting accordingly is indispensable. Protecting personal data is not just a regulatory matter but a reflection of an organization’s integrity and respect for individual rights. ...
Data rectification requests may be rare, particularly in cases where users hand over their own personal data and have access to means (like profile settings) to update the information themselves. However, the GDPR requires you to be ready to meet those requests. ...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a European Union law that covers personal data collection in either of two circumstances: The organization collecting the data operates in a European Union country, or The data is about a person who is in a European Union country ...
Before we look at processing activities in more detail, let's be clear on the principles you must follow if you plan on collecting personal data at all. The GDPR Principles The GDPR sets out its principles for personal data collection inArticle 5. In summary, you must: ...
GDPR TheGDPRexpressly addresses whether anonymized personal data is subject to the Regulation.[7]It is not. Personal data that is irreversibly and effectively anonymised is not “personal data” and the data protection principles do not have to be complied with in respect of such data.[8]Organis...