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  • doctor. Lisa tells him all the details about a rash in an intimate area. The next day a friend of Lisa asks her about her rash. It turns out that the doctor
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  • Article 8(2) CFR. A data subject may just want to get information about the data processed about him or her - independent of the exercise of any other right
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  • must be informed about it. More particularly, the controller is under the duty to provide the data subject with "meaningful information about the logic involved"
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  • guiding questions: Where are decisions about the purposes and means of the finally signed off’? Where are decisions about business activities that involve data
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  • reduce that age limit to below 13. There is currently no rule in the GDPR about the age for consent if no "information society service" is involved, including
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  • subject about the "action taken" following receipt of a request under Articles 15 to 22 GDPR. The wording of the law only requires an information about the
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  • Article 22(1) and (4) and, at least in those cases, meaningful information about the logic involved, as well as the significance and the envisaged consequences
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  • 7(2) applies when data subjects and controllers communicate in written form about “other matters”, such as a longer contract, sign-up form and alike. In such
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  • In both cases, it is argued, the information reveals something sensitive about the individual (either their political views, or a health condition) and
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  • life. Results may vary from case to case, but when the data is about a public figure or about the professional life of a well-know individual, the argument
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  • establishment: Where are decisions about the purposes and means of the processing given final “sign off”? Where are decisions about business activities that involve
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  • responsibilities on a long-term and strategic basis. Further information about the ICO's decision making structure can be found here. When the General Data
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  • Paragraph 4 reiterates the obligation on the data controller to inform about the existence of the right to object at the time of the first communication
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  • accordance with Article 58(1)(d) GDPR, a SA can inform a controller or processor about an alleged – i.e. possible, but not yet determined – infringement of the
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  • authority. Paragraph 4 grants controllers the possibility of sharing details about the breach in different phases when all the information cannot be provided
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  • employee decided on behalf of the head of the DSB. There is no information about individual sections within the DSB. The DSB followed the previous "Datenschutzkommission"
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  • individuals and society when state, social or economic power obtains knowledge about people in an uncontrolled and asymmetrical manner. At the same time, only
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  • lead to the rejection of a required loan. In many cases false information about a data subject can also lead to severe emotional distress. Example: A pregnant
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  • provisions is not mandatory, as the data subject may be not knowledgeable about the law and its technicalities. In theory, the controller could also be omitted
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  • entities to gather unthinkable amounts of information about other people and entities. Information about a person usually allows to manipulate individual decision
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  • processing; providing information about the storage of personal data; having malware detection systems; training employees about basic "cyber hygiene"; establishing
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  • freedoms of data subjects; and (h) the right of data subjects to be informed about the restriction, unless that may be prejudicial to the purpose of the restriction
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  • weeks, allowing for 14 weeks in total. The Chair of the EDPB makes decisions about the extension either on its own initiative or at the request of at least
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  • happens, the controller is not obliged to process additional information about the data subject for the sole purpose of GDPR compliance. Article 11(2) GDPR
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  • belonging to companies, public bodies or other legal entities. However, if data about a legal entity contains or relates to a natural person or a natural person
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  • evidence or there is a dispute between the controller and the data subject about the accuracy of personal data. To avoid potentially deletion, sharing or
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  • 47(2)(h) GDPR). The format and procedures for the exchange of information about BCRs between the controllers, processors and DPAs shall be specified by the
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  • obligation for the DPO to inform the controller, processor, and their staff about the obligations arising from the GDPR and other applicable data protection
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  • authority (DPA) about the transfer and all relevant aspects are duly recorded. Lastly, the controller should inform the data subject about the transfer and
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  • institution of updating courses to keep the DPO and their team informed about data protection developments and related disciplines. Alternatively, the
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  • include: The name of the controller A description of what the complaint is about Their contact information (name, phone number and postal address only) Copies
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  • consult the supervisory authority not only to seek advice about informing data subjects about a breach in accordance with Article 34, but also on the appropriate
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  • term. The authority has an office in Rome with a staff currently numbering about 125 people. The Panel of the Italian DPA is currently composed of Pasquale
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  • transfer personal data. In such cases, the processor must inform the controller about such requirements before commencing the processing. This provision emphasizes
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  • applicable. The fifth section contains the provisions about the rights of data subjects. The sixth section is about the Hamburg Commissioner for Data Protection
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  • certain about the fact that the processing entails high risks that cannot be mitigated by measures they are willing to adopt, or they have doubts about it.
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  • The annual reports of NAIH are accessible in English (https://www.naih.hu/about-the-authority/annual-reports) and in Hungarian (https://www.naih.hu/eves-beszamolok)
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  • Information about the law governing the DPA's activity can be found here. Complaints are governed by the Administrative Procedure Code. Information about investigations
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  • "Procedural Information" for details on why we only get access to press releases about decisions. You can help us by filling in this section! You can help us by
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  • involves disproportionate effort. The controller shall inform the data subject about those recipients if the data subject requests it. Recital 62: Exceptions
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  • to three separate incidents in which personal data including information about children was disclosed to unauthorised individuals. The second fine, in June
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  • and marks; (d) established procedures and structures to handle complaints about infringements of the certification or the manner in which the certification
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  • or processor, as the case may be, and inform the other CSAs and the EDPB about the decision, including a summary of the relevant facts and grounds. The
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  • compliance with the GDPR, then it must have a "firm and reasoned notion about the legal basis of processing before it starts any operation, and this notion
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  • months for complex cases, provided that the data subject has been informed about the reasons for such delay within one month of the original request. EDPB:
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  • is usually also processed. Example: A company is processing information about customers in a digital spread sheet. While the entering of personal data
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  • not a party to a complaints procedure. It only informs the data subject about the status of its complaint ("waiting", "in process" or "closed") althrough
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  • According to Article 88(3) GDPR, Member States must notify the Commission about any laws they adopt pursuant to this Article. Currently Austria, Bulgaria
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  • payment for services received from another controller); You make decisions about the individuals concerned as part of or as a result of the processing (e
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  • the Slovakian Freedom of Information Act. You can find more information about it on the website https://dataprotection.gov.sk/uoou/en/content/access-information
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  • CJEU's case-law under Article 47 CFR. The case-law includes statutory rules about appointment of the judges, length of service and the grounds for abstention
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  • Articles 60(4), 63 and 65(1)(a) GDPR”. However, we share the doubts of Hijmans about the compliance of the RoP of the EDPB with Article 41 CFR. Finally, the decision
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  • alleviate burdens placed on DPAs by controllers and processors seeking advice about the legality of their processing activities under the GDPR. This is, in theory
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  • consists of informing national and EU authorities as well as the larger public about the activities the supervisory authority (SA) has performed over the previous
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  • such as victims or witnesses are not included. However, there is discussion about whether suspects should be included. The notion of “offence" must be interpreted
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  • complaints under Article 77 GDPR. The BfDI has to inform the complainant about the ongoing procedure and the results of a complaint procedure. Complaints
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  • employees as per 1st October 2022 out of totally approved 34 positions. About 76 % are women, 24% are men.   Historical numbers: 2021: 33 positions totally
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  • motion. Cases were so far triggered by media reports or larger public debates about controllers. Appeals against decisions are possible in the German administrative
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  • posture in a time frame consistent with mission needs. In other words, it is about the tolerance and compensatory ability of a system against disturbances.
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  • data in documents held by a public authority or a public body’. A decision about its scope will have to be determined by member states or eventually the CJEU
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  • mechanisms, seals or marks, should provide easily accessible information about the certification process which is meaningful and intelligible. It is important
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  • parties are required to, among the others, (i) fully inform the data subjects about the processing and the transfer, (ii) ensure the full exercise of their GDPR
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  • operation; (c) established procedures and structures to handle complaints about infringements of the code or the manner in which the code has been, or is
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  • Datenschutzrecht, Article 53 GDPR, margin number 4 (NOMOS 2019). https://edps.europa.eu/about-edps/supervisors_en Recital 121 GDPR. Hijmans, in Kuner, Bygrave, Docksey
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  • the basis of registries enables researchers to obtain essential knowledge about the long-term correlation of a number of social conditions such as unemployment
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  • information (25 May 2018) and update obligation vis-à-vis the Commission about national legislation adopted in fulfilment of the obligation under Article
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  • covered by the obligation of professional secrecy, in particular information about undertakings, their business relations or their cost components.' Other relevant
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  • Directive 1995 (Directive 95/46/EC) (DPD). However, although the DPD spoke about the designation of a DPO, it did not make this mandatory. With the GDPR’s
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  • categories of personal data as defined in Article 9 (for example information about individuals’ political opinions), as well as personal data relating to criminal
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  • to the Austrian Post (the controller) to obtain information about what personal data about him was processed as well as whether it was disclosed to third
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  • Google. IN 1 regarding the processing of personal data and about the free flow of such data and about the cancellation of avr med directive 95/46/EC (General
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  • physical or mental health status of the data subject. This includes information about the natural person collected in the course of the registration for, or the
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  • not in itself allow to contact the person directly or collect information about behaviour. The Danish DPA held that whilst it is possible for the Municipality
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  • personal data to Google LLC in the U.S. in violation of Chapter V. of the GDPR. About a month after the "Schrems II ruling" by the CJEU (CJEU - C-311/18 - Schrems
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  • other third parties (“New Subprocessors”). 11.2 Information about Subprocessors. Information about Subprocessors, including their functions and locations,
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  • to check its lawfulness". Thus, Article 15 is about the data subject receiving sufficient information about the specific processing in order to be able to
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  • The Norwegian Data Protection Authority fined Grindr about €6,4 million (NOK 65 million) for not collecting users' valid consent for sharing data with
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  • collect information for advertising purposes, there should be information about “the duration of the operation of cookies and whether or not third parties
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  • possible, add the "date decided" in the box. Only if there is no information about the date a case was decided, you can at least add the data a case was published
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  • the elements and the knowledge that is available, both about the processing itself, but also about conditions surrounding the solution and technology , which
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  • yourself. We encourage you to avoid sharing information about your own health in reviews you write about health professionals. " The doctor's list also offers
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  • following. 1 regarding the processing of personal data and about the free flow of such data and about the cancellation of avr med directive 95/46/EC (General
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  • terms of 1 regarding the processing of personal data and about the free flow of such data and about the cancellation of aver med directive 95/46/EC (General
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  • (i.e. 1 regarding the processing of personal data and about the free flow of such data and about the cancellation of avr med directive 95/46/EC (General
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  • by the insurance institution about the insured's and claimant's state of health, illness, or disability, or information about the treatment measures directed
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  • present, the defendant provided information about the plaintiff in such a way that only the information about the plaintiff's discharge of residual debt
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  • no is an important source for the general public to acquire information about healthcare providers. The measures taken to limit privacy concerns also satisfied
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  • clocking systems are not acceptable under Article 5(1)(c) GDPR. When talking about money, use the € symbol, but the official codes for other currencies. Put
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  • Norwegian Privacy Appeals Board upheld a DPA decision fining a beauty salon about €10,000 for unlawful camera surveilling that gave the general manager constant
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  • that in addition to the criminal record extract, there will be information about home alarms. The data subject has exchanged correspondence on the matter
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  • average calculations used here, are neither information about a specific person nor a statement about a specific person and are therefore not personal data
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  • pseudonymous information about how visitors interact with the website. It is not possible to draw any direct conclusions about a person. The legal basis
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  • provided is incomplete as users are still not informed about their right to oppose to these cookies, nor about the means made available to them for this purpose
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  • published about the applicant. The wanted notice is no longer valid. The public no longer has a reason to inform the police of their observations about the applicant
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  • medicine. Subjective personal data about healthcare personnel pertains to the reviews posted about them. Information about warnings and penalties issued from
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  • specifically to provide him with information about his data stored in relation to "political preference" and about the recipients of his "target group" data
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  • complained to Datatilsynet about the Danish Meteorological Institute's (hereafter “DMI”) processing of personal data about him in connection with the display
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  • by the insurance institution about the health, illness, or disability of the insured and the claimant, or information about the treatment measures assigned
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  • handled by the insurance institution about the insured's and claimant's health, illness or disability, or information about the treatment measures assigned
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  • result links from Google Search because they led to outdated information about the data subject. The controller had only removed some of the links, rather
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