5
votes
Can the Cyber Resilience Act make it illegal to retire?
I think you are thinking about this in the wrong way:
The act does not make it illegal to retire after having sold software.
It makes it illegal to sell software just before you plan to retire, unless ...
2
votes
Is "gossip surveillance" processing personal data under the GDPR?
Almost surely
It’s clearly personal data and it’s clearly not "purely personal" or "household" processing of data. Therefore, the GDPR applies and the poster is a data controller ...
1
vote
Accepted
EU law - Ignoring revocation of access rights after completing the task
Did you do all that you could reasonably do?
If so, you cannot be found liable. However, that doesn’t prevent you from being sued and having to prove that you did all you could reasonably do. Of ...
Only top scored, non community-wiki answers of a minimum length are eligible
Related Tags
european-union × 773gdpr × 196
united-kingdom × 98
united-states × 97
privacy × 83
internet × 71
data-protection × 62
copyright × 55
germany × 48
international × 45
consumer-protection × 38
contract-law × 34
tax-law × 30
intellectual-property × 25
employment × 20
software × 19
ireland × 19
france × 17
criminal-law × 16
business × 14
trademark × 13
england-and-wales × 13
brexit × 13
human-rights × 12
netherlands × 12