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I think GDPR applies to EU citizens no matter where they are? So while this will work for most cases, it doesn't really give you immunity?

• gnode 8y ago
  No; it applies to EU residents, and they don't have to be citizens. From Article 3 (2): "This Regulation applies to the processing of personal data of data subjects who are in the Union"
  • tener 8y ago
    Does "in the Union" has to mean geographical presence? As far as I can tell it may mean legal membership?
    • azernik 8y ago
      No. It does not. States are members, not individuals. The legal terminology for citizens is, quite simply, "citizens of the Union".