GDPR for Year 9

What are the main goals of GDPR

• Protect Privacy and keep data save

• To give data out to everyone

• To protect privacy and not worry about keeping data save

• To create graphics on

What are the Three Vs of big data

• Volume, Variety, velocity

• volume, variables, Velocity

• Variety, Vastness, Vaults

• Victory, Variety, Volume

What size of company is bound by GDPR

• Global companies

• Tiny Companies

• No companies

• All companies no matter the size

how much was google fined for breaking GDPR

• £10 Million

• £1 Million

• £50 Million

• £50

how much was British Airways fined for breaking GDPR

• £10 Million

• £20 Million

• £25 Million

• £50

how much was Amazon fined for breaking GDPR

• £352 Million

• £100 Million

• £886 Million

• £999 Million

how much was Meta (facebook) fined for breaking GDPR

• £1.2 Billion

• £1.2 Million

• £1 billion

• £5 billion

Which social media companies have broken GDPR

• Twitter or X

• Facebook

• Snapchat

• TikTok

Is keeping a Customer data for as long as you feel like it legal?

• No. you can only keep the data as long as it is needed

• Yes. they can keep is forever

Does GPDR protect how my data is protected

• Yes. It requires companies to keep my data safe

• No. they can leave it out and not worry about who sees it