EU data protection rules, also known as the "EU General Data Protection Regulation", describe different situations in which businesses or institutions are allowed to collect or reuse information about citizens. In particular, the European Commission sets out five conditions.
Based on the new regulation: Individuals (consumers, customers, suppliers, suppliers, staff) have increased rights compared to the past, the exercise of which will be a thorn in the side and will distract ill-prepared businesses from their daily routine. The way in which personal data is collected as well as the information provided to individuals is changing. Η [...]
