Data subject rights
summary
Overview of concrete GDPR friction: Article 15 sets three levels of access (confirmation, detailed data, copy) with identity checks and a one month deadline (+2 months if complex), but practice trips over whether a “copy” must mirror originals. Article 17’s erasure has listed exceptions and German BDSG §35 adds proportionality limits, raising doubt about anonymization as fulfillment. Article 17(2) (search-engine delisting) is now case-by-case after a national court ruling. Article 20 (right to data portability) leaves open whether metadata and transfer formats count.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:02Rights of data subjects
- 6:08Restrictions
- 7:28Levels of access
- 8:08Procedural rules
- 9:12Article 15 of the GDPR
- 10:41Article 17 of the GDPR
- 13:58Right to be forgotten
- 15:38Data portability
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