GDPR and EU Law Simplification Quiz

What is the main goal of the European Commission's law simplification efforts?

• To focus solely on environmental laws

• To increase the number of laws

• To make EU laws more business-friendly

• To eliminate all data protection laws

Which of the following is NOT considered personal data under GDPR?

• IP address

• Company revenue

• Email

• Name

What is one of the key rights granted to individuals by the GDPR?

• The right to unlimited data storage

• The right to free advertising

• The right to be forgotten

• The right to free internet access

What is the proposed change regarding recordkeeping obligations under GDPR?

• Reducing the employee threshold for exemptions

• Increasing the employee threshold for exemptions

• Making recordkeeping mandatory for all companies

• Eliminating all recordkeeping requirements

What percentage of EU companies would be affected by the new employee threshold for recordkeeping?

• 75%

• 50%

• 10%

• 99.9%

What is a major concern about the proposed GDPR changes?

• They will make laws more complex

• They will reduce data protection

• They will increase compliance costs

• They will only affect large companies

What is a potential risk of reopening the GDPR for changes?

• It could increase the number of data breaches

• It could result in the law being weakened further

• It could make the GDPR more popular

• It could lead to stricter regulations

What is the role of lobbying in the context of GDPR changes?

• Lobbying is only done by small companies

• Lobbying pushes for looser rules

• Lobbying supports stricter data protection

• Lobbying has no impact on GDPR

What is the main argument of those opposing the GDPR changes?

• The changes will reduce innovation

• The changes will only benefit large companies

• The changes will create legal uncertainty

• The changes will make GDPR more effective

What is the mission of European Digital Rights (EDRi)?

• To support only large tech companies

• To focus on environmental issues

• To promote digital rights and freedoms

• To eliminate all digital regulations