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Wenn ich etwas mache, dann versuche ich es stets möglichst perfekt hinzubekommen. So, Streetfotografie ist neu für mich, also muss ich mich zunächst den fotgrafischen Herausforderungen stellen, Licht, Kontrast, Perspektive, Komposition. Das ist alles anders, als bei der Landschaftsfotografie.
Was aber nun noch in EU und vor allem in Deutschland hinzukommt, das sind die rechtlichen Grundlagen für diese Art der Fotografie. DSGVO, Recht am eigenen Bild, Panoramafreiheit, Kunsturhebergesetzt, Fotografieren für private Zwecke vs. zur Veröffentlichung, und wenn Veröffentlichung dann allgemein oder nur für ein bestimmtes Publikum, mir schwirrt schon der Kopf...
Entscheidend ist wohl, dass eine Person für die Allgemeinheit, auch Freunde und Bekannt nicht erkennbar sein darf (Verwandte zählen hierbei tatsächlich nicht). So, nun habe ich was gemacht, was ich sonst nie tun würde: Ich habe das komplette Gesicht der Dame ausgetauscht, der Gesichtsausdruck ist dem Original recht ähnlich, aber es ist irgendwie ein anderer Mensch. Ja, und da sie auch aufgrund der Bekleidung (ist mit Sicherheit normale Bekleidung, keine selbstgenähten Unikate oder teurer Designerfummel) nicht erkennbar ist, vermute ich, geht dieses Bild soweit in Ordnung. Oder haben wir hier ggf. einen Anwalt unter uns, der das ein wenig anders sieht ? Ich lasse mich sehr gerne eines Besseren belehren 😊.
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When I do something, I always try to get it as perfect as possible. So, street photography is new to me, so I first have to face the photographic challenges, light, contrast, perspective, composition. It's all different from landscape photography.
But what's added to that in the EU and especially in Germany are the legal bases for this type of photography. GDPR, right to one's own image, freedom of panorama, art copyright law, taking photos for private purposes vs. for publication, and if published then generally or only for a specific audience, my head is already spinning...
The decisive factor is that a person must not be recognizable to the general public, including friends and acquaintances (relatives actually don't count here). So, now I've done something that I would never do otherwise: I've replaced the lady's entire face, the facial expression is quite similar to the original, but it's somehow a different person. Yes, and since she is not recognizable due to her clothing (it is definitely normal clothing, not homemade one-offs or expensive designer items), I assume this picture is OK. Or do we have a lawyer among us who sees things a little differently? I'm happy to be proven wrong 😊.
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Prachtige lok prachtig design.
Hasselt 29 januari 2024
www.flows.be/spoorvervoer/2024/02/rtb-cargo-als-eerste-me...
Lovely blue.
More colours:
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Thanks to everyone for looking .......
First Order Delivery Express is the best delivery company out there...even in the Unknown Regions.
Palpatine gets all his stuff delivered to Exegol, because there is GDPR working and nobody will know his name. As he likes to say: Long have I waited...for the courier.
During a photo walk through Cologne during Fujikina, the group, led by Thomas B. Jones, set out to explore street photography in an urban context. While the workshop concentrated on observing people, situations, and city structures, my personal take was to experiment with motion blur and intentional camera movement. The resulting images capture movement and atmosphere rather than sharp detail, extending the idea of street documentation into a more abstract interpretation. As part of Zeitgeschichte, these photographs are created in the context of a public event and conform to GDPR (DSGVO) and the German Kunsturhebergesetz.
Op 5 juli 2023 was een historische dag voor het elektrisch cargoverkeer op lijn 15 tussen Hasselt en Mol
Eén dag na de officiële indienststelling voor reizigersverkeer
www.flickr.com/photos/johnybrauns/53024597248/in/datepost...
reed op 5 juli 2023 de eerste commerciële cargo met Elektrische-tractie over lijn 15.
www.railtech.be/nl/spoorbouw/2023/07/05/alle-reizigerslij...
Deze eer was aan Driver Maarten met de RTBCargo 186.423 "RUNNING LIKE CLOCKWORK" en PCC-shuttle 41500 naar Antwerpen-Noord
Ik sta hier op de nieuwe brug achter Beringen-Mijn.
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Ik had dit zicht ontdekt vanop de fiets want met de auto was ik er gewoon voorbij gereden.
Vanuit deze Noord-westen richting zal je hier eigenlijk nooit zon op het spoor krijgen.
Maar nu had ik geluk dat er een dikke wolk voor de zon schoof,anders had ik knal tegenlicht.
Deze plek zal ook wel snel dichtgegroeid zijn :-(
Foto in bijlage :Doorrit achter Beringen-Mijn op 5 juli 2023
Omgeving Beringen-Mijn(en) vroeger:
Roman Open-Air Museum in Stein, Germany.
Römisches Freilichtmuseum - Freundschaftstreffen der Römer, Kelten & Alamannen.
Roman Open-Air Museum - Friendship meeting of the Romans, Celts & Alemanni.
Photo taken at a public performance. GDPR does not apply.
The Ed Sheeran concert @ Wembley Stadium.
PS I. Revolution? First mobile photo in my photostream. Might be also the last, as I'm going back to my old Nokia phone! :P
PS II. We have this new regulations in EU - called GDPR - and I do hope that this photo is compliant. If not, I have a serious problem!
Part of the 52 Weeks of 2018
Week 19
Theme: Hands
All the recent talk of data breaches, the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandel and GDPR legislation have lead to lots of thoughts about how much data we have out there and who has access to it. So I thought I'd create a photographic representation of this.
Giving over your data, releasing it to the cloud, loosing your grip on it.
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De Universal Tamper 4.0 tijdens de testperiode in Stadskanaal.
De machine legt niet alleen de ligging van het spoor vast, maar kan volgens Strukton ook iets vertellen over de dichtheid van de ballast onder de dwarsliggers. Er zitten sensoren in de machine die de kracht meten waarmee de stopkasten de ballast samen drukken. Met de data die de Universal Tamper 4.0 verzamelt kan spoorbeheerder ProRail onderhoud beter plannen.
De Universal Tamper 4.0 is ontwikkeld en gebouwd door leverancier System7, Strukton Rail droeg een aantal ideeën aan die op de machine zijn toegepast. Deze innovaties worden nu ‘standaard’ op de nieuwe machines toegepast door System7.
bron; www.spoorpro.nl/spoorbouw/2020/05/05/strukton-neemt-intel...
Flal, Pagedal-wandeltocht op 25 januari 2020.
Nottingham City Transport is celebrating having won five of the top gongs at the 2019 UK Bus Awards in London including the highly contested ‘best in show’ category, UK Bus Operator of the Year, which NCT has now won for a record breaking five times! Jatinder Kumar took the Top National Bus Driver title sponsored by Volvo Bus. This is the second year in a row a bus driver from the Nottingham bus company has won the coveted award, following Aaron Johnson’s win last year. HR Admin Manager, Sheila Swift won the Unsung Hero accolade sponsored by Backhouse Jones, recognising her 37 years of dedicated service at the company and NCT’s Managing Director Mark Fowles was presented with the Services to the Bus Industry honour sponsored by Buses Magazine.
No one could knock NCT off the top spot either, as Nottingham City Transport took the gold once again in the Top City Operator category, sponsored by INIT Innovations, which saw them through to the grand final where they went on to win the UK Bus Operator of the Year, sponsored by Gallagher & QBE Insurance.
Jatinder is described by Nottingham City Transport as ‘one of the most compassionate and caring people you could ever meet.’ Jatinder grew up in a rural Indian village, he moved to the UK so he could pay for his sisters' education, and putting other people first comes second nature to him. A recent mystery traveller assessment read: "He is a perfectionist, doing his job to the maximum with no fuss and a pleasure to travel with. A fantastic asset to the company."
Unsung Hero winner Sheila's love, commitment and dedication to NCT over nearly 4 decades is unquestionable. Joining City of Nottingham Transport in 1981 as a short-hand typist, Sheila has progressed to be Nottingham City Transport’s HR Admin Manager, where she has responsibility for recruitment, making sure NCT's rules, policies and procedures are followed, delivering many HR projects and GDPR compliance.
Mark Yexley, Chairman of the UK Bus Awards, said: “A massive congratulations to Nottingham City Transport! To win five awards, including Top National Driver and Bus Operator of the Year, is an outstanding achievement. The judges were really impressed with the investment the business is making in its fleet and infrastructure too. The company has seen fleet emissions fall by 90% and 8000 tonnes of CO2 and 70 tonnes of NOX emissions were avoided in the last 12 months. They also commended the company’s substantial investment in gas buses and its achievement in encouraging and attracting more young people on to its services. Jatinder’s dedication shone through, and Sheila’s outstanding contribution over the past 37 years to the business has been remarkable, just as Mark Fowles commitment has to the industry where he has become synonymous with high standards, innovation and a clear intent to put customers at the heart of everything it does.
The whole city should be immensely proud of the company and its employees!”
Nottingham City Transport’s Jake Moore was also a finalist in the Engineer of the Year category.
Anthony Carver-Smith, NCT Marketing Manager commented, “Wow! 2019 has been the best year yet for Nottingham City Transport at the UK Bus Awards and we are over the moon to have been crowned UK Bus Operator of the Year for a record breaking fifth time! A massive thank you to everyone throughout NCT who work so tirelessly to deliver the best bus service in the country! It is without a doubt the people within NCT that make it so successful, as demonstrated by Sheila, Jatinder and Mark winning awards today”.
603 has now been unveiled in it's new allover wrap dedicated to the awards won this year, pictured pulling into the Milton Street terminus in Nottingham with a 28 to Bilborough via Canning Circus, Radford and Beechdale.
PB03 nog niet zo lang uit revisie.
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Nottingham City Transport is celebrating having won five of the top gongs at the 2019 UK Bus Awards in London including the highly contested ‘best in show’ category, UK Bus Operator of the Year, which NCT has now won for a record breaking five times!
Jatinder Kumar took the Top National Bus Driver title sponsored by Volvo Bus. This is the second year in a row a bus driver from the Nottingham bus company has won the coveted award, following Aaron Johnson’s win last year.
HR Admin Manager, Sheila Swift won the Unsung Hero accolade sponsored by Backhouse Jones, recognising her 37 years of dedicated service at the company and NCT’s Managing Director Mark Fowles was presented with the Services to the Bus Industry honour sponsored by Buses Magazine.
No one could knock NCT off the top spot either, as Nottingham City Transport took the gold once again in the Top City Operator category, sponsored by INIT Innovations, which saw them through to the grand final where they went on to win the UK Bus Operator of the Year, sponsored by Gallagher & QBE Insurance.
Jatinder is described by Nottingham City Transport as ‘one of the most compassionate and caring people you could ever meet.’ Jatinder grew up in a rural Indian village, he moved to the UK so he could pay for his sisters' education, and putting other people first comes second nature to him. A recent mystery traveller assessment read: "He is a perfectionist, doing his job to the maximum with no fuss and a pleasure to travel with. A fantastic asset to the company."
Unsung Hero winner Sheila's love, commitment and dedication to NCT over nearly 4 decades is unquestionable. Joining City of Nottingham Transport in 1981 as a short-hand typist, Sheila has progressed to be Nottingham City Transport’s HR Admin Manager, where she has responsibility for recruitment, making sure NCT's rules, policies and procedures are followed, delivering many HR projects and GDPR compliance.
Mark Yexley, Chairman of the UK Bus Awards, said: “A massive congratulations to Nottingham City Transport! To win five awards, including Top National Driver and Bus Operator of the Year, is an outstanding achievement. The judges were really impressed with the investment the business is making in its fleet and infrastructure too. The company has seen fleet emissions fall by 90% and 8000 tonnes of CO2 and 70 tonnes of NOX emissions were avoided in the last 12 months. They also commended the company’s substantial investment in gas buses and its achievement in encouraging and attracting more young people on to its services. Jatinder’s dedication shone through, and Sheila’s outstanding contribution over the past 37 years to the business has been remarkable, just as Mark Fowles commitment has to the industry where he has become synonymous with high standards, innovation and a clear intent to put customers at the heart of everything it does.
The whole city should be immensely proud of the company and its employees!”
Nottingham City Transport’s Jake Moore was also a finalist in the Engineer of the Year category.
Anthony Carver-Smith, NCT Marketing Manager commented, “Wow! 2019 has been the best year yet for Nottingham City Transport at the UK Bus Awards and we are over the moon to have been crowned UK Bus Operator of the Year for a record breaking fifth time! A massive thank you to everyone throughout NCT who work so tirelessly to deliver the best bus service in the country! It is without a doubt the people within NCT that make it so successful, as demonstrated by Sheila, Jatinder and Mark winning awards today”.
603 has now been unveiled in it's new allover wrap dedicated to the awards won this year, pictured turning into Upper Parliament Street with a 28 to Bilborough via Canning Circus, Radford and Beechdale.
At the age of eight I've photographed my teddy bear with my Agfa Box (started my career with a 9x6 medium format camera ;-) ). My very first photo. Yesterday I printed the photo with my new enlarger. The first printing since ca. 40 years. My teddy bear is my buddy over so many years. My frist model indeed and you find it on many photos together with my other models. I'm planning a book about this theme! ;-)
Although he is naked, I need no FSK, no Diesel, no GDPR ;-)
Not a very good photo but shared for its possible interest value.
A Class 166 diesel multiple unit passes South Liberty sidings in Bristol with 2M38, the 12:11 Weston-super-Mare to Bristol Temple Meads service on Sunday 11th April 2021. Meanwhile, Class 66 locomotive No. 66518 waits while its train is loaded with aggregates. My guess (and I emphasise guess) would be that this consist eventually departed the following day as the 03:22 Bristol Freightliner Terminal to Banbury Reservoir Tarmac working. This depot formerly handled container operations but from earlier this year (2021) seems to have switched entirely to aggregates traffic. Please see this article for further information: GB Railfreight and UK Aggregate Industries.
Shot through the fence near the depot's entrance.
The map is the result of an analysis of the General Data Protection Regulation in its agreed version (www.emeeting.europarl.europa.eu/committees/download.do?do...). It shows those areas in which Member States are given room for manoeuvre. As we can see, there are a lot of opening clauses that give Member State flexibility in applying the new EU data protection law. If all or most Member States are going to enact laws based on all or most of these opening clauses, than the reform might miss the original target of harmonizing the EU data protection law.
#EuDataP #GDPR #DSGVO #Datenschutz #privacy #Datenschutz-Grundverordnung
(There is one mistake in the upper left corner: "Representation of data subjects" is not a subcase of "Freedom of expression and information" but a separate case group.)
Location: Berlin - 1043km from home.
My PC died and I had to get a new one, finally I can upload again. Before I'm going to talk about this spot I'd like to have some input of my fellow EU-plate spotters as the new data law - GDPR - is coming into effect on Friday. I would love to hear about how you're going to continue, given that there are many "dreadful fines" and even more insecurity, thanks :)!
I have to admit, I'm a huge fan of the Final Edition. The car looks amazing, especially in full specification like here. Carbon hood and carbon spoiler, what an amazing car. It's so nice on white, too. Interestingly, I've spotted this plate before on a 996 Turbo that now features different plates. This is my first and only example of a transferred English plate. It's very apparent that the owner doesn't really live in the UK. His cars can also be found at Classic Remise sometimes. He might also own a 911R, but there are several non-British British cars at Classic Remise.
AM = Wiltshire
After another terroristic attack on migrant structures in Berlin, about four thousands people took to the streets, demanding justice and protection.
For years nazis have been insecuring this area of Berlin and, as was recently known, spending time with the same police officers, that where supposed to observe them.
Cars and buildings were torched, risking innocent lives.
legal note:
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Alle Texte,Fotos und Videos, die hier zu finden sind, unterliegen der DSGVO und dem Urheberrecht und sind dementspechend geschützt.
Sie liegen in druckbarer Qualität vor und können gerne bei mir angefragt werden.
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All texts, photos and videos that can be found here are subject to the GDPR and copyright and are protected accordingly.
They are available in printable quality and can be requested from me.
2020 sept 9
snapshot with my 5 Mpix Novatech point and shoot
(photoshop blurring done on student and class names - for GDPR/data privacy)
Chemistry online teacher man, covid 2020-2021. Oxford, England.
back online with students, first lesson, Covid 2020-2021 academic year, earlier this morning from home. Real at school in-class/lab teaching this Friday 11 sept 2020. Wish me luck :-)
The €20 million challenge: how to comply with GDPR and minimise business risks - blog.ukngroup.com/?p=2051 - #BigData, #ChallengesFacingIT, #GovernanceandBestPractices
Prague street scene.I started work on this one a few days ago,got interrupted and forgot about it and started work on another :) so I finished it today. Thought I should upload it. A very GDPR-friendly work :)
pluralistic.net/2024/06/05/your-price-named/#privacy-firs...
(Animated version at craphound.com/images/surveillance-pricing.gif)
The produce section of a grocery store, with Kroger's signage. It is animated. The image fades to a version in which all the hand-lettered price signs are replaced with code waterfalls as seen in the credit-sequences of the Wachowskis' 'Matrix' movies. The image fades again and the huge, menacing eye of HAL9000 from Kubrick's '2001: A Space Odyssey' appears in the center aisle, and all the prices have doubled. The image fades again and the doubled prices are replaced with the code waterfall again. The image then loops.
Image:
Cryteria (modified)
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:HAL9000.svg
CC BY 3.0
The European Data of Tomorrow Conference was both an educating and inspiring event about information,
data and all its relevant, innovative and value-adding aspects. Data of Tomorrow gave attendees a glimpse of the future of Master Data Management (MDM), technology and industry trends – and the tools to shape it. The conference took place on September 20 and 21 in the EYE filmmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The European Data of Tomorrow Conference was both an educating and inspiring event about information,
data and all its relevant, innovative and value-adding aspects. Data of Tomorrow gave attendees a glimpse of the future of Master Data Management (MDM), technology and industry trends – and the tools to shape it. The conference took place on September 20 and 21 in the EYE filmmuseum in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Policymakers around the world are grappling with how to manage the effects of current and future digital technologies on society, particularly in the areas of privacy, free expression, and other fundamental freedoms. The experience to date with the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has generated questions on how greater transparency and notice to internet users can effectively protect privacy. Meanwhile, U.S. regulators and Congress are actively considering similar steps to strengthen data protection and penalize social media companies for transgressing consumers’ rights. Hosted by the Foreign Policy program at Brookings, the sixth annual Justice Stephen Breyer Lecture on International Law examined these issues at the intersection of comparative law, technology, ethics, and human rights. Jeroen van den Hoven, professor of ethics and technology at Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands, gave keynote remarks. He was then be joined for a panel discussion by Cameron Kerry, former general counsel at the U.S. Department of Commerce and distinguished fellow at Brookings, and Bilyana Petkova, assistant professor of international and European law at Maastricht University and fellow-in-residence at the Electronic Privacy Information Center. Nicol Turner Lee, fellow in the Brookings Center for Technology Innovation, moderated the discussion. After the program, the speakers answered questions from the audience.
Photo Credit: Paul Morigi
Before I go, I leave you with this thought,
I had this nice shot of some voluntary workers doing a great job restoring a local artwork. I don't do many people shots and with the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation I don't know what one can show and not show regarding faces so I decided to do my own take on this GDPR stuff.
When one looks back on the great photo-journalism that has been so influential in changing public opinion such as Nik Ut's Vietnam war photograph "Napalm Girl" I wonder what impact the new legislation will have on such.
Met elektrische Mercedes-Benz eCitaro bus van "De Lijn"
29 april 2024
www.mobiliteit.nl/ov/bus/2021/12/01/eerste-volledig-elekt...
Policymakers around the world are grappling with how to manage the effects of current and future digital technologies on society, particularly in the areas of privacy, free expression, and other fundamental freedoms. The experience to date with the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has generated questions on how greater transparency and notice to internet users can effectively protect privacy. Meanwhile, U.S. regulators and Congress are actively considering similar steps to strengthen data protection and penalize social media companies for transgressing consumers’ rights. Hosted by the Foreign Policy program at Brookings, the sixth annual Justice Stephen Breyer Lecture on International Law examined these issues at the intersection of comparative law, technology, ethics, and human rights. Jeroen van den Hoven, professor of ethics and technology at Delft University of Technology in The Netherlands, gave keynote remarks. He was then be joined for a panel discussion by Cameron Kerry, former general counsel at the U.S. Department of Commerce and distinguished fellow at Brookings, and Bilyana Petkova, assistant professor of international and European law at Maastricht University and fellow-in-residence at the Electronic Privacy Information Center. Nicol Turner Lee, fellow in the Brookings Center for Technology Innovation, moderated the discussion. After the program, the speakers answered questions from the audience.
Photo Credit: Paul Morigi
In current political discussions about the General Data Protection Regulation many GDPR advocates claim that burdens for individuals and SMEs would not be too heavy because of two reasons:
- Many obligations would not apply because they were risk-based. Controllers would have to fulfill these obligations only if their processing of personal data would result in a certain degree of risk.
- Many obligations would not apply because of the principle of proportionality. Controllers would not have to fulfill these obligations if the fulfillment would involve a disproportionate effort.
On the other hand, the risk-based approach is hardly considered, if not ignored, by supervisory authorities (especially the German ones).
The above graph shows all 68 controllers' obligations. Obligations that may be scalable or inapplicable because of a lack of risk or because they are disproportionate are shown in green. In most cases, only the technical and organisational measures to be taken in order to fulfill the obligations are scalable. This, however, could have repercussions on the obligation itself.
See for yourself if risk and proportionality are reducing controllers' burdens in a noteworthy way.
Frankfurt Berliner Str.
Ab dem 25. Mai 2018 gilt die DSGVO der EU. Dann wird das Fotografieren von Personen mit einer Digitalkamera zu Datenerfassung und Datenspeicherung persönlicher Daten und unterliegt der DSGVO. Schon vor der Aufnahme ist die Zustimmung aller abgebildeten Personen notwendig.
Der ganze von Wikipedia aufgeführte Irrsinn gilt dann eben auch für Digitalfotos:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datenschutz-Grundverordnung
From May 25, 2018, the GDPR of the EU will apply. Then photographing persons with a digital camera is a data collection and data storage of personal data and it applies the GDPR. Even before the photo-taking, the consent of all depicted persons is necessary.
The whole insanity listed by Wikipedia is also valid for digital photos:
Image used by www.southwesttraffic.org/threat-assessment.html.
Photo used by www.forumpa.it/pa-digitale/sicurezza-sogei-verso-un-frame....
Photo used by nantes.indymedia.org/articles/38687.
Photo used by www.miradore.com/blog/emm-for-gdpr-compliance/.
This image is excerpted from a U.S. GAO report:
www.gao.gov/products/GAO-21-26SP
5G WIRELESS: Capabilities and Challenges for an Evolving Network
Day 96 - I've just been accused of cheating by my lovely wife because I did the same shot for a pink highlighter on day 44.
Productive day today; haircuts, weekly shop, 7km run, GDPR training completed. Sleep now.
Koukichi Takahashi Photography
I’m selling this on EyeEm
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先ほど海外版TechcrunchにInstagram Data Download機能の続報が。
↓は前回書いた記事。
Instagramデータダウンロード...
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#INSTAGRAM, #InstagramDataDownload, #InstagramGDPR, #InstagramNewFeatures, #InstagramNews, #Instagramエクスポート, #Instagramエクスポート機能, #Instagramデータバックアップ, #Instagramデータダウンロードやり方, #Instagramデータダウンロードアプリ, #Instagramデータダウンロードブラウザ, #Instagramデータダウンロード手順, #Instagramデータダウンロード方法, #Instagramユーザーデータエクスポート, #Instagram新機能, #Instagram最新情報, #JapanPhotographer, #KoukichiTakahashi, #Ktpics, #ShibuyaPhotographer, #TokyoPhotographer, #TokyoTokyoOldMeetsNew, #インスタデータエクスポート, #インスタユーザーデータダウンロード, #インスタユーザーデータDL, #インスタ新機能, #インスタグラムGDPR, #インスタグラムエクスポート, #インスタグラムエクスポート機能, #インスタグラムデータエクスポート, #インスタグラムデータバックアップ, #インスタグラムデータDL, #インスタグラムデータダウンロード, #インスタグラムニュース, #インスタグラムニュース速報, #インスタグラムユーザーデータエクスポート, #インスタグラム新機能, #写真, #渋谷フォトグラファー, #渋谷写真家
Opening Clauses in the General Data Protection Regulation
The map reveals those areas in which EU Member States are given room for manoeuvre. As we can see, numerous opening clauses give Member States flexibility in applying the new EU data protection law. Resulting from this, one could say that the GDPR is not really a Regulation but has a hybrid character with elements of a Regulation but also elements of a Directive ("Diregulation"). If all or most Member States are going to enact laws based on all or most of these opening clauses, the reform might miss its original target of harmonizing the EU data protection law. An extensive study on the opening clauses (in German) by Martini/Kühling can be found here: www.foev-speyer.de/files/de/downloads/Kuehling_Martini_et...
#GDPR #DSGVO #Datenschutz #privacy #Datenschutz-Grundverordnung #dataprotection #Diregulation #eudatap #mindmap
Computer keyboard with green GDPR button. For attribution please link to www.comparitech.com/ Thanks!