General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

What is the goal of the GDPR?

• To make sure that people's personal information is kept safe and that they have the right to know how their information is being used.

• To prevent organizations outside of the EU and EEA from collecting data from people in the EU.

• To replace an older law called the Data Protection Directive.

• To make it harder for businesses to follow the rules.

What is the impact of the GDPR on other countries?

• The GDPR has not had any impact on other countries.

• Only the United Kingdom has created a law similar to the GDPR.

• The GDPR has inspired laws in countries like Turkey, Japan, Brazil, and South Africa.

• The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is the only law similar to the GDPR.

What is the main idea of what GDPR involves?

• The GDPR is a law in the European Union that helps protect people's personal information and privacy.

• The GDPR is a law that only affects countries in the European Economic Area (EEA).

• The GDPR is a law that was made by the United Kingdom.

• The GDPR is a law that has no impact on other countries.

When did the GDPR become effective?

• May 25, 2018

• June 30, 2019

• April 15, 2017

• March 1, 2020

What is the purpose of the GDPR?

• To give individuals more control over their personal information and make it easier for businesses to follow the rules.

• To prevent organizations outside of the EU and EEA from collecting data from people in the EU.

• To replace an older law called the Data Protection Directive.

• To make it harder for businesses to comply with regulations.

Who made the GDPR?

• The European Parliament and Council of the European Union

• The United Kingdom

• The European Economic Area (EEA)

• The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)

Which countries have created laws similar to the GDPR?

• The United Kingdom only

• Turkey, Japan, Brazil, and South Africa

• No other countries have created similar laws

• The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) only

What does the GDPR regulate?

• How businesses can transfer personal data outside of the EU and EEA

• How businesses can collect personal data within the EU and EEA

• How businesses can advertise their products and services

• How businesses can increase their profits

What is the impact of the GDPR on businesses?

• It makes it easier for businesses to comply with regulations.

• It prevents businesses from collecting data from people in the EU.

• It increases the profits of businesses.

• It replaces an older law called the Data Protection Act.

Why is the GDPR important?

• It gives individuals more control over their personal information and makes it easier for businesses to follow the rules.

• It prevents organizations outside of the EU and EEA from collecting data from people in the EU.

• It replaces an older law called the Data Protection Directive.

• It makes it harder for businesses to comply with regulations.