Data Privacy Is Not That Hard
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Gives concrete guidance from the German Federal Data Protection Act (BDSG): when written, separate consent is required; special categories like health, religion and sexual life need extra protection; and notification/reporting thresholds apply (10 employees for a data protection officer, 20 for paper records) with fines up to €300,000 and possible prison. Specifies what must go into the processing record (nine items), mandatory technical and organizational measures such as access controls, logging and TLS/SSL, and deletion obligations including removing data from backups and handling SSD-specific issues, illustrated with examples like birthdates, newsletters and ticket comments.
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