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It's not identifying if you already knew they went from city A to city B. Yes, you might know which specific person took that journey, but you have prior knowl
by KeplerBoy 3y ago
It's not identifying if you already knew they went from city A to city B.
Yes, you might know which specific person took that journey, but you have prior knowledge.
- johngladtj 3y agoHow is that an excuse? GDPR doesn't make that distinction. The fact is I learned new personal information about someone else from this dataset. The fact that I already had some information about that person is no excuse.
- KeplerBoy 3y agoYou need to explain it a bit further. What could you possible learn from the map you didn't already know before? The time they went and if they taught their native language their and similar stuff. Yeah, okay i see your point.
- johngladtj 3y agoAnd the course they went to. All of those things are personal information subject to GDPR. I would certainly get in trouble if I collected information on the location of specific people and made it available, why don't they?
- KeplerBoy 3y agoProbably because that survey scheme predates the GDPR and nobody thought about it's conformity since.
- johngladtj 3y agoSounds like it's time for a fine then. What's 4% of the turnover of the EU?