Bloomberg Law: Privacy & Data Security
EU General Data Protection Regulation
September 2016
Under the GDPR, data subjects must be provided with extensive information relating to the processing of personal data and are granted more extensive rights than under the Data Protection Directive. This article discusses these rights in detail.
The full portfolio is available on Bloomberg Law: Privacy & Data Security, http://www.bna.com/bloomberg-law-privacy-data-security/. Copyright © 2016 by The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. Reproduced with permission.
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