Right to be Forgotten
The right to be forgotten is an individual’s (data subject’s) right to demand companies to erase or anonymise their personal data (this is called “right to be forgotten” or “right for erasure” in GDPR terms).
The right to be forgotten is an individual’s (data subject’s) right to demand companies to erase or anonymise their personal data (this is called “right to be forgotten” or “right for erasure” in GDPR terms).
GDPR penalties make non-compliance an expensive mistake for any size of business. The GDPR Article 83 has introduced a tiered approach to penalties, meaning that the severity of the breach will determine the penalty imposed.
Personal data means any information related to a person (Data Subject in GDPR language) that can be used to directly or indirectly identify the person qualifies as personal data. It can be anything related to
Rules for obtaining valid consent to use personal information will become much tougher when the GDPR comes into the force. Therefore, companies must ensure that consent is clear, affirmative, and in plain language. Companies must
If you are carrying out certain activities involving personal data (e.g. online marketing), you have to ask consent from the persons. Consent has to be asked clearly and explicitly. It has to be separate from
There is checklist for small and medium-size businesses that vast majority of them has to apply. These include: Keep the records of Data Processing Activities. Be ready to present the report of Data Processing Activities to
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