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by nopriorarrests
3020 days ago
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I'm involved in GDPR-compliance taskforce in our company, and I can answer this question. GDPR is very broad and open to interpretations, which will happen only when someone got caught, i.e. during first legal battles. So, transition period does not really help, be that 2 years or 4. We need to see how this law gonna be enforced by regulators, and which common IT practices constitute breaking the law and which are not. |
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