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It might be not. But those falls into weird space and we will see how things are going to be played out in practice. I still think they have to conform GDPR, es
by dejv 8y ago
It might be not. But those falls into weird space and we will see how things are going to be played out in practice. I still think they have to conform GDPR, especially having prior data on EU users and involvement of parent company.
- jkaplowitz 8y agoThere are many unclear things in the GDPR, but the relevance of citizenship is not among them: Nothing in the text of the GDPR or any official guidance mentions citizenship or nationality. The only sources which do mention those are informal and imprecise third-party summaries. But yes, this mistake has been spread widely. The more precise compliance guides from, say, European law firms don't mention citizenship or nationality either.