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Not a lawyer, but my understanding it's not since legal obligations is a reason for processing personal data.
by solomatov 1y ago
Not a lawyer, but my understanding it's not since legal obligations is a reason for processing personal data.
- Kim_Bruning 1y agoIt's a bit more complicated. For the purposes of the GDPR legal obligations within the EU (where we might assume relevant protections are in place) might be considered differently than eg legal obligations towards the Chinese communist party, or the NSA.
- anticensor 1y agoThat excuse in EU holds only against an EU court or ICJ or ICC. EU doesn't recognise legal holds of foreign jurisdictions.
- solomatov 1y agoDo you have any references to share?
- monicaaa 1y ago[dead]