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It seems there's a huge difference if your data is collected when you engage in a private activity (i.e. was not intended for public consumption)and participati
by mola 6y ago
It seems there's a huge difference if your data is collected when you engage in a private activity (i.e. was not intended for public consumption)and participating in a public event where your behaviour is intended to be consumed by the public.
Does GDPR make this distinction?
- matthewheath 6y agoThe GDPR primarily focuses on the intent of the person processing or collecting the data rather than whether the activity you engaged in was private or public, although it does take into account reasonable expectations around privacy as well. I suppose it focuses on that because it's more flexible to enforce.