General Data Protection Regulation finally replaced the European Data Protection Directive in April 2016 after four years of constant efforts of the European Parliament and with the joint consent of European Commission and the Council of European Council. This game-changing impactful piece of legislation will surely begin to mold the prevailing business tactics across the European Union, once it will be imposed on May 25, 2018, as it will cost heavy penalties to the businesses who fail to comply.
General Data Protection Regulation will offer extensive protection to every European citizen’s data, including privacy of an individual health history, political opinion, race, biometrics, genetics and sexual orientation. It will be the biggest of data privacy regulation reforms introduced over the last three decades in Europe. It will change the way in which business organizations across Europe access personal data of all citizens. All companies will have to abide by this legislation, which will largely restrict their wide approach of collecting and processing personal data of the residents of their locality for the benefits of their business. This means that the entrepreneurs will have to highly cautious about not violating the privacy of any individual’s data or the consequences will be drastic for them.
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Franchises and organizations that you have never visited will have no right of accessing your personal details like your contact number and sending you discounted offer messages. None of the political influences will interfere in your lives after getting access to your political opinion from social media. This could have a negative impact on the advertising and marketing business but it has become a crucial step.
Companies successfully abiding by this regulation will eventually earn the stronger trust of clients, which will be favorable for their business in spite of not applying any business tactics.
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When companies will abide by stricter data privacy measures, personal data of people won’t be leaked. This will attract more customers and also help attain referrals and such companies will be recommended as highly trustworthy.
It is disappointing to know that 52% companies across Europe fear that they won’t be able to abide by this regulation due to the way they conduct their business and will sadly end up their good-going business due to the heavy fines. One must know that you just don’t need to work on the preparedness for this Datenschutz legislation; you need to consider it as an ongoing program that you must integrate on a constant basis in your business and blend your routine business methods with these measures for achieving maximum acceptance for GDPR.
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Rashid Nawaz is a professional blogger and a News report. He works for SMH News Agency in Jhang and he is a news reporter on Dunya Urdu as well.






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