Data Protection in Brazil: Recent Developments and Future Perspectives
summary
Brazil amends its constitution to recognize an autonomous fundamental right to personal data in February 2022, creates an independent National Data Protection Authority with about 80 staff, and issues a regulation for responsive, step-by-step enforcement while drafting concrete criteria for fines after a public consultation with 2,000+ contributions. Rules introduce simplified rules for SMEs, guidance on public sector, elections, children and security, and prioritize enabling international transfers via standard contractual clauses while assessing adequacy and certification options.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 8:01Administrative Sanctions
- 12:40Data Processing and Elections
- 17:11Economic Aspects of Data Processing Activities
- 22:27Cooperation Agreements with Other Bodies within Brazil
- 27:12Unwanted Phone Calls
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