Since 25 May, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been providing unified rules for data processing, requiring wider protection for the rights and interests of data subjects, and establishing important guidelines around the flow of information in the European Union. One year later, the first “anniversary” of the GDPR offered an exceptional opportunity to assess past achievement and to set goals for the future that were summarized in the communication from the European Commis...
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