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This issue still seems to be much more ambiguous than good law should be. Here is an article from just over a year ago, in which an actual lawyer specialising
by Silhouette 7y ago
This issue still seems to be much more ambiguous than good law should be.
Here is an article from just over a year ago, in which an actual lawyer specialising in IT and privacy is quoted, explaining how something remarkably similar to the situation we're discussing today wasn't going to happen and it was all fear and misinterpretation:
https://thenextweb.com/eu/2018/05/03/no-gdpr-wont-let-you-read-your-bosss-emails-about-you/ https://thenextweb.com/eu/2018/05/03/no-gdpr-wont-let-you-re...
- bhelkey 7y ago> However, European case law clearly states that data such as emails your boss has sent about you is exempt from this. > “The reason behind this exemption is that those internal messages contain the personal thoughts of your boss. The right of access does not extend to all the personal messages, thoughts and ideas people have about you. So, based on the GDPR, you will not be able to access them,” says Zadeh. Oops.