GDPR

• GDPR is a law that protects the privacy and personal data of people in the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA). It also applies to organizations that collect or process data of people in the EU or EEA, even if they are not based there. GDPR gives people more rights and control over their own data, and makes organizations more responsible and transparent about how they use data.

The GDPR is a law that applies to the EU and EEA countries. It protects the personal data and privacy of people who live there. It also affects businesses that deal with people in the EU and EEA, even if they are not based there .

The GDPR has many rules for businesses that handle personal data of people in the EU and EEA. Some of these rules are:

• Asking for permission from people before using their personal data
• Telling people how their personal data is used, stored, and shared
• Making sure their personal data is safe and secure
• Respecting the rights of people to access, change, delete, limit, or move their personal data
• Reporting any data breaches to the authorities and people within 72 hours