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It's the other way around: it applies to people within the eu, regardless of citizenship so for example a non-eu national that resides within the eu would be co
by lagadu 9y ago
It's the other way around: it applies to people within the eu, regardless of citizenship so for example a non-eu national that resides within the eu would be covered but data provided by a eu national while living in the us wouldn't be covered.
- jimktrains2 9y agoYes, I realize that now, but since I can't wait to say I've been told so, I'll keep getting downvotes :) The recitals do sound as if it applies to citizens, however the actual definition of a data subject for a company outside the EU is someone "in the Union".