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Not necessarily. They might not be able to afford to hire a data protection officer, or meet the other absurd requirements of the GDPR.
by ClassyJacket 8y ago
Not necessarily. They might not be able to afford to hire a data protection officer, or meet the other absurd requirements of the GDPR.
- Radle 8y agoGDPR is there it wasn't as difficult as everyone said. I am, honestly pissed of by the hysteria by know. Sorry that we Europeans have laws that need to be followed even by white collars...
- Arnt 8y agoOr they listened to some consultant who told them they needed to pay him big money. The smallest business I know just gave that task to the General Firefighter, who has spent zero minutes working time on the new task so far.
- matthewmacleod 8y agoThere is no requirement to hire a data protection officer nor are the requirements of GDPR absurd. Stop being an apologist.
- icebraining 8y agoYou don't need to hire a DPO. They probably don't even need one, but even if they do, it's just a role they can assign to an existing employee. Stop spreading FUD.