Post by account_disabled on Dec 3, 2023 7:36:45 GMT
About the right to withdraw it and how to do it additionally if the data does not come directly from the data subject user in accordance with Art GDPR indication of how the personal data was obtained and from whom categories of personal data that have been obtained and are processed by the administrator A properly developed privacy policy must contain all the above information There is an incomprehensible tendency to omit some of the above mentioned elements in the content of the privacy policy i e among others information about transfers or information.
Sbout automated processing including profiling most often Phone Number List unheard of When we ask why these elements are so often omitted we receive the answer because they are not there they do not exist a very big mistake If there is a statutory requirement Articles of the GDPR it should be indicated that they do not exist The knowledge and awareness of the data subject website user in this respect cannot be anticipated Failure to indicate in the content of the privacy policy all required elements under Art or of the GDPR constitutes a breach of personal data protection described above.
In the last paragraph of PROBLEM I of individual data processing processes website functionalities in the privacy policy The vast majority of privacy policies we encounter on a daily basis have the form of one extensive complicated and therefore illegible and incomprehensible information clause Market practice shows that even if all the elements required under Art or of the GDPR information obligation they are presented collectively in one place By way of example presenting the purposes and grounds for processing together for all personal data processing.
Sbout automated processing including profiling most often Phone Number List unheard of When we ask why these elements are so often omitted we receive the answer because they are not there they do not exist a very big mistake If there is a statutory requirement Articles of the GDPR it should be indicated that they do not exist The knowledge and awareness of the data subject website user in this respect cannot be anticipated Failure to indicate in the content of the privacy policy all required elements under Art or of the GDPR constitutes a breach of personal data protection described above.
In the last paragraph of PROBLEM I of individual data processing processes website functionalities in the privacy policy The vast majority of privacy policies we encounter on a daily basis have the form of one extensive complicated and therefore illegible and incomprehensible information clause Market practice shows that even if all the elements required under Art or of the GDPR information obligation they are presented collectively in one place By way of example presenting the purposes and grounds for processing together for all personal data processing.