by GDPR Hero AB | Feb 6, 2020 | GDPR Hero blog
A personal identity number is considered to be personal data, thus it shall be dealt with in accordance to GDPR and other complementary national legislation. You might deal with personal identity numbers in various situations; for example in email, salary slips,...
by GDPR Hero AB | Jan 23, 2020 | GDPR Hero blog
According to the GDPR, it is either the data controller or the data processor that can be held liable if the regulation is not followed. This is in most cases a legal person. In this blog post we will examine if only these actors can be held liable or if, in certain...
by GDPR Hero AB | Nov 7, 2019 | GDPR Hero blog
The ongoing case; C-311/18 Facebook Ireland and Schrems is a very interesting one in regard to data privacy and mass surveillance when data is being transferred from the EU to the US. In this blog post we will look more into it and explain the most important aspects...
by GDPR Hero AB | Nov 4, 2019 | GDPR Hero blog
We still get many questions regarding when it is legal to process personal data and if companies always have to collect consent to be able to process the data. We will therefore describe in this article the six legal grounds you can base your personal data processing...
by GDPR Hero AB | Oct 31, 2019 | GDPR Hero blog
Many companies (e.g. social media platforms and email providers) have as a large component of their business model to collect your personal data and share it with third parties. They are using the personal data they get from your public profile on their online...
by GDPR Hero AB | Oct 22, 2019 | GDPR Hero blog
Many of us are free during the summer, but the development in the field of law never ceases. GDPR Hero have put together three of the most important aspects about the Swedish Data Protection Authorities work and the development in the field of GDPR. 1. The Swedish...
