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8 great points on recent GDPR changes and why they shouldn’t be ignored

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  1. Stricter Consent Requirements

    Recent updates emphasize clearer and more specific consent from users, requiring more transparency about how their data will be used.

  2. Increased Fines for Non-Compliance
    Authorities are issuing larger fines for breaches, with some companies facing penalties that can reach up to 4% of their global annual turnover.

  3. Broader Scope
    GDPR now impacts businesses outside the EU if they process data of EU citizens, making compliance critical even for international companies.

  4. Enhanced Data Subject Rights
    New focus on user rights, such as easier access to data, improved right to deletion, and enhanced data portability, demands updates to privacy practices.

  5. Revised Cookie Policies
    Websites must provide more detailed information about cookies, making it essential to update cookie banners and tracking practices.

  6. Data Breach Notification
    Companies now face stricter timelines for reporting data breaches, requiring robust protocols to avoid penalties and reputational damage.

  7. Stronger Accountability Requirements
    Organizations must now demonstrate how they comply with GDPR through detailed documentation and regular audits.

  8. Consumer Trust
    Complying with the latest GDPR updates isn’t just a legal requirement; it’s a way to build trust with your customers, ensuring that they feel safe sharing their information.

    These changes highlight the importance of keeping privacy practices up to date to avoid legal risks and maintain customer trust.