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>The requirement to hire a DPO is not a new thing, by the way - many countries in the EU already required this. This is true for many provisions in the GDPR - i
by lajhsdfkl 8y ago
>The requirement to hire a DPO is not a new thing, by the way - many countries in the EU already required this. This is true for many provisions in the GDPR - in Germany, for example, very little changes from the way it used to be, their data protection law was strict to begin with.
Good for those countries? I'm not going to be happy with the idea of hiring some idiot to sit around and do nothing all day.
- Quanttek 8y agoJesús Christ, how disingenuous can you be? "Hiring" a DPO basically means appointing someone to the role who will take over these responsibilities. Depending on the size of your firm, the workload might be quite low and somebody can do it on the side, or, if you're talking Facebook, you might have a small department to do it.