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Okay, but like operationally, what does that even mean? How do we establish a legal definition of what "your data" even is? When we talk about "big data" and d
by gipp 9y ago
Okay, but like operationally, what does that even mean? How do we establish a legal definition of what "your data" even is?
When we talk about "big data" and data collection, the vast majority of what we're talking about basically just boils down to web logs, and derived data that's inferred from those logs. So is an entry in a web log that corresponds to something you did now your property? Is anything someone writes down about me now my property? If I walk in a store and the store owner writes down that I was there, is that my property?
- specialist 9y agoCan those bits of data be tied back to people?
- politician 9y agoThe GDPR clearly lays out the definition of personal data, and the regulations are actually pretty easy to read. https://gdpr-info.eu/chapter-1/ https://gdpr-info.eu/chapter-1/ PS: GDPR says that "Yes, entries in web logs that can personally identify a data subject is personal data"