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Any statement or affirmative action by an individual which signifies agreement to the processing of their personal data.
2.
An acronym that relates to the obligation to conduct a privacy impact assessment and to document it before starting the intended data processing.
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Any operation performed on or with personal data (including things like collecting, accessing, storing, or deleting data).
4.
The “Right to be __________“ is another way to say that individuals have the right to have their personal data deleted.
5.
“__________ Limitation” is the Privacy Principle that relates to only using personal data for the initial reason you collected it. Acting with honesty and integrity is how we build trust in our products, services, and relationships.
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The procedure that converts clear text into a hashed code using a key, where the outgoing information only becomes readable again by using the correct key.
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“Data __________” is the Privacy Principle that relates to collecting only the personal data that you actually need and not collecting something just because it is nice to have or may be useful later on.
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A “Privacy __________” is a notice that explains how a company collects, uses, shares and otherwise processes personal data from website visitors. When done properly it demonstrates compliance with the Transparency Privacy Principle.
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This is a new third-party tool that we will use to conduct all privacy reviews at the company.
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“Storage __________” refers to the obligation to delete personal data when you no longer need it.
