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GDPR isn’t an EU law, it’s an EU directive, which means that it was (mostly) required to be implemented into member states’ own legal system. This was done in t
by robin_reala 5y ago
GDPR isn’t an EU law, it’s an EU directive, which means that it was (mostly) required to be implemented into member states’ own legal system. This was done in the UK before leaving the EU, in the Data Protection Act 2018.
- zepin 5y agoGDPR is not a directive, but a "regulation" (hence the name, General Data Protection Regulation). It is enforceable "as is" in the whole EU without the need to be transposed into the various national laws.