The GDPR is an EU regulation to improve the protection of personal data of EU citizens and to increase the obligations of organizations that collect or process personal data. These new regulations come into force on May 25, 2018. The regulation significantly improves the data protection and data security of our customers and extends their exercisable rights, allowing greater control over their personal data. The full specification of GDPR rights and regulations can be found here. Today, data protection law impacts organizations and governments worldwide. With the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, the EU has implemented a higher level of protection than most other countries. The GDPR has introduced changes to previous data protection laws, particularly in areas such as consent, notification requirements, internal procedures, accountability and sanctions.
Data protection and data security are both concerned with the processing of data. Data security focuses on protecting assets from unauthorized use, while data protection defines who is authorized to access the data in the first place. An important difference is who controls which part. With data privacy, the control rights lie largely with the user (i.e. the user can control what data is shared and with whom), whereas data security is primarily the responsibility of the company.
Personal data is any data that can be traced back to a natural person. Everything you do online - from creating a Facebook account to posting a photo on Instagram - leaves a digital footprint. Even if this seems small, it adds up and, without protection, is vulnerable to personal data being shared with third parties. Fortunately, data protection law focuses on safeguarding the rights of the individual.
Yes, the GDPR also applies to you, even if you are located outside the EEA (European Economic Area). It applies to any company that a) markets its products to individuals in the EEA or b) monitors the behavior of individuals in the EEA. In other words, even if you are based outside the EEA, the GDPR applies to you if you control or process the data of EU citizens.
Bestwrist is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The servers on which the Bestwrist data is stored are located in Europe (Frankfurt) eu-central-1 and Europe (Ireland) eu-west-1.
Bestwrist is hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The servers on which the Bestwrist data is stored are located in Europe (Frankfurt) eu-central-1 and Europe (Ireland) eu-west-1.
The full specification of the GDPR rights and regulations can be found
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General Data Protection RegulationThis website does not constitute legal advice for your business to ensure compliance with EU data protection laws such as the GDPR. Rather, it serves as background information to give you a better understanding of how Bestwrist has dealt with some important legal issues. This legal information is not the same as legal advice where a lawyer applies the law to specific circumstances. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you consult legal counsel if you want legal advice on the interpretation or accuracy of this information. In short, you cannot rely on this document as legal advice.
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