What is the GDPR? | A summary of the EU GDPR

What exactly is the GDPR all about? And what does it mean for data subjects and businesses? What do you need to do? And why should you?
Hopefully this video helps make sense of the regulation, and all the buzz words you may have been hearing.
Still confused? Or unsure what to do or where to start?
Why not watch one of our many Webinars on the subject:
• GDPR Webinars
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From the end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December 2020, the EU GDPR will be superseded by the UK GDPR in the United Kingdom. There is little material difference between what the two laws require UK data controllers and processors to do, but if your organisation processes EU residents’ personal data, you will need to make some changes to the way you operate.
We will be updating this video soon with the guidance you need.
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[@niioizin]

Wonderfully explained !!!

[@aintyours1515]

Great video!

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[@yaredgms]

Thank you for this great video. It gave me the whole idea behind the GDPR. I would like to use it for training purposes if it is ok...?

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[@leoandrews]

Typo at 05:55 ("Technical" misspelt)

[@Vision267]

what companies must have this compliance?

[@McCallaFilms]

Pretty much all companies. So for example, if you have any employees, chances are that you also have data stored somewhere about them. So its not just about your costumer's data.

[@InsideBoxingBrain]

This relates so well to a recent data breach in the UK and US. I've made an explainer video on my page detailing the risk of data breaches and the business psychology behind them.

[@johnbrowning7674]

Hi there, great video, I would also like to use your content for training purposes, but I would like to cut it down just a bit. Do you you mind if I download the content and edit it a bit? Thanks

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[@PovPin-es8ex]

1:48

[@m1cxf]

Why can the police keep my details and use them to contact me regarding a totally separate issue, neither of which involved me being investigated for anything? Or is this one of those do as I say, not as I do legislations?

[@Hemant_dhayal]

Ram Ram ji 🙏

[@samuelwagstaff6509]

Like is you are from Primary Goal

[@catherinemccann895]

Can a chief executive officer divert my emails to a locality manager without my consent

[@david-stewart]

You didn't tell us what the abbreviation stands for

[@yvonnebeby4726]

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

[@guybaxter9491]

when a data breach is an willful act of theft attempted forced slavery , rico treason

[@nicolehall1740]

That background music is most annoying and takes away from the learning experience.