Post-Brexit GDPR Is Coming, What Will It Mean For Privacy, Innovation, Analytics & Data Science?
summary
Post-Brexit bill proposes five objectives to loosen UK GDPR: clarify compatibility of purposes (broader “scientific research” carve‑out), introduce “recognized legitimate interests,” tighten the definition of pseudonymization vs anonymization, remove routine DPO and record obligations for small orgs, ease DPIA rules, and add a new UK international‑transfer test while giving the Secretary of State amendment powers. Outcome is uncertain; ICO guidance and concrete data discovery, mapping and risk‑assessment work remain necessary to make analytics and data science compliant.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:24Post-Brexit GDPR timeline explained
- 4:34Clarifying legal framework for data reuse
- 9:09Legal basis for data processing
- 11:17Pseudonymization vs anonymization
- 14:06Streamlining compliance obligations
- 16:34International data transfers
- 19:03Future implications and next steps
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