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> One challenge is that everyone's reading is different. Really? I haven't heard of people who have vastly different opinions in what specific pieces of GDPR m
by BinaryIdiot 8y ago
> One challenge is that everyone's reading is different.
Really? I haven't heard of people who have vastly different opinions in what specific pieces of GDPR means. Do you have any links?
> For example in this article it is assumed that everyone needs a data protection officer
What? Where is that assumed? The first thing it talks about are the reasons you may need one and nothing about assuming everyone needs one.
- zerostar07 8y ago> Do you have any links? check reddit.com/r/gdpr. Every other question has been answered with both a yes and a no.
- btilly 8y agoSearch for the phrase, "Do I need a (dedicated) Data Protection Officer?" You will see that the only two options that he discusses are having a dedicated Data Protection Officer versus a designated Data Protection Officer. With the difference being whether they are your full time employee doing nothing else, versus a part time responsibility. Neither in the article nor in his comments here does he admit the possibility that it might be a role that you don't actually need filled.
- jacquesm 8y ago> Neither in the article nor in his comments here does he admit the possibility that it might be a role that you don't actually need filled. I replied to your other comment in this thread, and I will update the article.