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The GDPR does not apply to records kept for personal purposes. If you want to scour the web on a regular basis and write down all the names of criminals in a no
by FooBarWidget 9y ago
The GDPR does not apply to records kept for personal purposes. If you want to scour the web on a regular basis and write down all the names of criminals in a notebook, then you are still free to do so.
- TomMarius 9y agoI don't care about personal purposes. I want employers to be able to look up their prospective employees.
- Xylakant 9y agoEmployers can already request that potential employees hand in a certificate from the authorities that they have no relevant convictions in Germany. (Führungszeugnis) All convictions past a statutory limit are not listed. There’s an extended version for especially sensitive positions (working with children, security sensitive positions,...) that lists convictions that are no longer part of the normal official limit. That’s truly enough for employers.
- kafquaesque 9y agoI’m convinced this guy is a troll. He continues to state an opinion in spite of having people give him information that disproves what he is saying.
- TomMarius 9y agoHave you ever heard of contracting?