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Managers in the EU could order food for their team in SF for a "lunch and learn." I don't think this is that crazy of an example in this world.
by itake 5y ago
Managers in the EU could order food for their team in SF for a "lunch and learn."
I don't think this is that crazy of an example in this world.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agoOk, well in that case if they did that and the restaurant decided to save the personal data longer than was necessary to fulfill their legitimate business purposes then I guess they would be under GDPR. Legitimate business purposes might be (just guessing as I am not a restaurateur)- IP addresses kept for a week until profile of website visitors report for that week made, credit card and name kept until payment received.