Data processing must strictly adhere to transparency, legitimate purpose, and proportionality, and data must be collected for specific and lawful purposes.
Processing is fully lawful if not prohibited by law and if specific conditions like consent, contractual necessity, or legal obligations are met.
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Processing sensitive personal information is prohibited unless strict exceptions like specific consent, legal mandates, or health and life protection apply.
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Controllers can legally subcontract data processing but remain entirely responsible for ensuring proper safeguards and strict confidentiality are maintained.
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Data subjects have the right to legally access the contents, specific sources, recipients, processing methods, and disclosure reasons of their data.
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Data subjects can quickly dispute inaccurate personal data, compelling the controller to correct it immediately and officially inform third-party recipients.
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Data portability actively allows subjects to obtain an electronic, structured copy of their processed personal data for their own further use.
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Controllers must strictly implement organizational, physical, and technical security measures to securely protect personal data from natural and human-induced threats.
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Consent is a freely given, specific, informed indication of will, evidenced by written or recorded means, agreeing to data processing.
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Personal information is any data, recorded or not, from which an individual’s specific identity is apparent or can be reasonably ascertained.
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