The GDPR: Things You Should Know

To say that the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will change the existing data protection framework in Europe is an understatement.

After an intense legislative process of more than 4 years, an ambitious, complex and strict new law that is set to transform the way in which personal information is collected, shared and used globally. Eduardo Ustaran highlights the GDPR’s significant changes in this article published in the Privacy and Data Protection Journal.

Authored by Eduardo Ustaran

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