GDPR explained: How the new data protection act could change your life

1. It's a great video, but the camera angle is really weird, it makes the host appear uncomfortable and that makes me feel the same.

2. the video was really helpful but I was too distracted by the girls eyes reading the material next to the camera

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4. 1. for art.82.2 of GDPR, it rules that the controller who is involved in processing shall be liable…the word like it, so it can be deduced that there is the controller who is not involved in processing, and such a situation is not ruled in this article. but it still has two cases for that: from the beginning, the contract between them rules that the controller will not involve the processing and all of it grants the processor, it's lawful. another is that the processor illegally replaces the controller, which violates art.79,80. this aspect, the “processor” is the “controller” and becomes the subject of the liability towards the data subject, that is no liability for the original controller?
   2. the situation what I have illustrated above have been the controller involving in (must have the solution of its liability) and the controller will not involving in at all. but I still consider that there is the situation that the there is the only controller and then it should be responsible for its behavior, then it can be explained the compensation of art.84 (government), for that one case that the government will operate national responsible for network surveillance. so I think there is the relationship that only happens between controller and data subject. but it still has the doubt that the definition of the controller and processor in art.4.

5. GDPR explained: europeans taking their stupidity out to everyone else on earth.

6. 3:53 well that part is not 'enforceable' unless they have some base in an EU country.

7. What a piece of work

8. [Story] Canada, Ontario's Real Estate Scene.

9. Here is something you will be interested in I was 19 yrs old and a now retired cop had my dentist implant me without my knowledge or concent electronic devices for his son to have a job for life stalking me study own. 24/7.his son got into my workplace pluged into computer and a gathering he said hows an immigrant like him buy houses and cars like he does. I moved from Leicester to Northampton and so did he

10. How do you prove who gives your details out ??

11. The biggest lie about GDPR is here

12. It’s all fake as u think. If you are talking about insurance companies that they sell your details and share with third parties for them gdpr don’t exist.all insurance companies are non gdpr compliant .

13. Google banned my account for my baby photos in my sleep, now I can't reach all my photos and data backed up 🥴 Can the GDPR get my data back?

14. kinda knitpicky but ireland is in the eu, we should be in blue on the map

15. Pewds : (Enraged Viking Noises)

16. can you do a story on the Israeli land annexation ? also another on the Russian land annexation?

17. Якщо я – розробник коду, то я володію усією інформацією.

18. Brexit is a gigantic data theft

19. In my opinion GDPR is sometimes more of a problem to organisations that are not going to present risks to data protection, meanwhile no one follows and prosecutes those scams by phone and emails that are making our life more difficult. I feel like nobody trusts me as a professional managing data (I work as a teacher), but nobody protects me from scams. Everybody I know receives calls and emails from the same source over and over without any permission or authorisation. When are the authorities do something about those scams? I reported a couple of cases and they did nothing. Meanwhile I am forced to refresh the same GDPR course year after year. Makes no sense, we are not stupid, we use data wisely, we destroy all data properly, we ask for permision for everything. Let us work and find the ones breaking the law! The law is not serving us that much if no enforcement is done to those thieves. I am tired of courses, it is like saying that we have no memory.

20. Biggest? Nah.. More like.
    ~ EU (Attempt)

    To controlled their People;
    We had laws in The Past; This Law is Worse than I.P.R.E.D-Law (NordicNations) Only.

21. should we pay for that?

22. Skip to 55 seconds, that's how long it takes her to start the video. 🧐

23. This is interesting, my pleasure

24. This video is dated. 2018 is too long ago.

25. I Just wonder whom all the fines go to.

26. Really……there is a piece of legislation that benefits the ordinary man?….what's the catch?

27. çambridge college was on my husbands phone, i went to message them and et went to my fb messages. aaccount i cant get into my husband says is deleted but my friend said ets not. i have to speak up.

28. Thank you. The video provides a clear basic foundation on GDPR.

29. Why have you excluded Ireland from the EU? (at 3:50)

30. Kemey ke Asmelash

31. This relates so well to a recent data breach in the UK and US. More and more businesses are taking notice and starting to consent to their data subjects rights. I've made an explainer video on my page detailing the risk of data breaches and the business psychology behind why they sometimes happen.

32. In this video, at 3:45 – why is Ireland not part of the EU?

33. My religion keeps files on everyone! Please hurry and bring it to America!

34. As far as ideas, can you cover the NSO Pegassus hack on Iphones please

35. starts 1:00

36. 2 minutes in and still no useful information

37. Is this the same as POPIA in South Africa

38. When filling out a GDPR form I saw I needed an officer and a representative. Who are these? What did they do? Can I label myself as both of them?

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