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Is this legal?

21 upvotes • krishnandusarkar
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Revolut only complies with GDPR when faced with litigation

11 upvotes • lifesthateasy
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Is 'Pay to Reject' allowed?

10 upvotes • fortycoats2020
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Company telling me that I need a Windows PC to receive my requested data, and to install 3rd party software.

9 upvotes • HardestManInCarlow
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Do i have a right of erase for data in USA ?

7 upvotes • Declan829
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CEO suggested I become our DPO - not sure I'm qualified (even with training)!

5 upvotes • LittleAlgae
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Browser control

4 upvotes • mikethebone
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How to handle useless (sensitive) personal data sent by data subject on his own initiative?

3 upvotes • mybigbroisthebest
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Is it legal to use VPN to change country to access a GDPR protected website ?

3 upvotes • unbotheredfeminist
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Confusion over sub processor notification - Controller/Processor

2 upvotes • Various_Impact_5937
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