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GDPR Regulations Territorial Scope

The General Data Protection Regulation was introduced to improve data privacy rights and security of EU citizens. One of the goals was to harmonize data privacy laws throughout the EU / EEA. The GDPR regulation under article 3 deals with the Territorial Scope of the regulation. The territorial scope is broad in essence. Under section

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GDPR – Photos / Public Place

Personal Data under the GDPR regulations is defined as : ‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person (‘data subject’); an identifiable natural person is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly. Therefore a photo quite simply of a person which identifies the person can be included as personal

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GDPR Data Subject Rights

A data controller has a duty of care regarding personal data to a data subject. This includes the collecting so from the start and the dealing with the data. Section 2A of the DPACT states that Personal data shall not be processed by a data controller unless section 2 of this Act (as amended by the Act

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