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Ok, thanks. But does not providing - the personal data you can not have or process - to the EU market, make your position any better, legally?
by lagrange77 3y ago
Ok, thanks. But does not providing - the personal data you can not have or process - to the EU market, make your position any better, legally?
- junon 3y agoIf it's trained on data covered under the GDPR then it means you're 1) a "data processor" of that information and 2) there's a risk of it reproducing that information in some form. In the case of #1, they probably do not have an agreement with the "data controller" in the case of scraping, which means #2 is a violation of GDPR. IANAL.
- yreg 3y agoNo, it wouldn't help they don't publish it in EU. They would be in violation with GDPR either way.