Post by juthi52943 on Dec 20, 2023 0:40:58 GMT -3
Storage and communication/dissemination of data; 2) The apps must stop functioning once the pandemic ends, and the data collected removed or anonymized if not already anonymous; 3) The preference for a particular app must also take into account the technologies used by it, with particular favor for decentralized models; 4) The apps must guarantee compliance with the security standards indicated by the European Network and Information.
Security Agency (ENISA); 5) The nature of the processing must be voluntary and temporary, as well as in line with the principles and guidelines provided by the Commission and the competent authorities; 6) in Job Function Email List the national health authorities or, alternatively, in the competent national authority designated pursuant to art. 9 of Decision 1082/2013 or other health authority identified by the Member States.
Handling large amounts of information requires maximum attention in the processing of personal data As seen with this quick overview, the processing - even massive - of large databases is not in itself incompatible with compliance with the GDPR. Certainly the processing of large quantities of information exponentially increases the level of attention that must characterize the activities of the data controllers themselves, even in situations that are not necessarily emergency.
Security Agency (ENISA); 5) The nature of the processing must be voluntary and temporary, as well as in line with the principles and guidelines provided by the Commission and the competent authorities; 6) in Job Function Email List the national health authorities or, alternatively, in the competent national authority designated pursuant to art. 9 of Decision 1082/2013 or other health authority identified by the Member States.
Handling large amounts of information requires maximum attention in the processing of personal data As seen with this quick overview, the processing - even massive - of large databases is not in itself incompatible with compliance with the GDPR. Certainly the processing of large quantities of information exponentially increases the level of attention that must characterize the activities of the data controllers themselves, even in situations that are not necessarily emergency.