GDPR

for violating the GDPR again

be tracked, which is a no-go with GDPR

requiring people to do that is a no-go under GDPR

cause it's GDPR

A grandmother has been ordered by a court to delete Facebook photos of her grandchildren because GDPR.

It all makes sense from a GDPR point of view.

GDPR has turned one year old.

Who are the internet police that are going to actually levy these fines?

It's hard for a lot of little companies to jump in now and compete with them.

folks who are under GDPR's protection

I have a right to see what that is and also a right to have it be erased.

guess what today is? GDPR day.

I've been getting a lot of email from folks I haven't gotten email from in a long time.

Going on with GDPR.

I wonder if GDPR will have anything to say about that.

There's speculation that this is because of the looming GDPR regulation.

That prompts a review of a lot of security items by various companies.

we've got GDPR coming online in, what, two months

will we see broader adoption of GDPR-like rules?

GDPR kicking in and which has a right to be forgotten rule

when GDPR comes up, what is it, next May

the EU and GDPR, that includes a right of deletion

they can get up to 4% of a company's annual revenue

Europe has GDPR coming, which is their big privacy regulation.

GDPR covers global companies handling the data of Europeans.