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The 'Right To Be Forgotten' is often cited as the holy grail of protection for your personal data, but it can not always be applied. Our Guide explains areas like The 'Right To Be Erased' not applying if the processing is (still) necessary for the performance of a contract, for scientific or historical reasons in the public interest, to comply with a legal obligation, or if the legitimate interest continues to overrule the interest of the data subject.
The response to 'The Right To Be Forgotten' will vary from Organisation to Organisation. For example the response may be different for a customer as opposed to an employee. Our guide tackles all the different challenges from a host of different perspectives. Retention, response, exceeding expectation's are all key objections that are examined in the Guide. Click HERE to PURCHASE the Guide (Available Q3 2022).
