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Who is breaking the law if a child engages in the gig economy?
Alice sets up a food delivery gig economy website alice.com, and requires people to be 18 or older to register in the terms and conditions.
Bob, aged 19, registers on the website.
Nothing illegal ...
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How to get user data from Foursquare/Swarm under GDPR?
Isn't the company liable under GDPR to provide a way for users to download their data
No
Assuming the organisation is covered by the GDPR, they have to provide a method of requesting personal data ...
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Can I create a "business website" without registering a business or DBA?
You have two options: you can clearly identify yourself by name as the owner of the business, or you can register the trade name you make sales under on the website.
"Doing business" does ...
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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 ...
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