GDPR Compliance 2020 Summary - 10 Steps in 10 Minutes to Avoid Fines

This Video Explains The New GDPR Laws and How to Avoid The Costly Fines. I Have Included 10 Easy Tips To Make Sure You are GDPR Compliant before 25th May 2018. // Watch the video now for a quick Summary on The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Laws, Facts and Deadlines.

As I mentioned in the video, it is important to do your own research on GDPR as we are NOT legal experts. Here are a few resources we found very informative:

The full General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) regulation:

ICO’s guide to GDPR:

EU GDPR - The Union’s official website:

The Article 29 Working Party publishes articles in order to make the new laws more transparent:

ICO’s guide to Privacy Notices:

Privacy Policy Checklist supplied by ICO:

ICO’s guide to Direct Marketing:

Direct Marketing Compliance Checklist supplied by ICOt:

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Disclaimer: We are not legally trained. This is just our interpretation of the new GDPR regulations using the information provided in the links above and other resources. Please do your own research to ensure you are compliant with the new data protection laws.

Daisy, Digitool

[benhill]

As a web developer I have watched 6 videos this morning trying to get an understanding of GDPR. This is by far the best one.

[benhancock]

This has been more informative that the hour long webinar I did today. Thank you!

[bento]

best video on gdpr so far, with just the right amount of details

[aretnv]

Thank you so much for this useful guide! I have been researching for weeks and it's lovely to see it all put together in tips like this. Clear and easy to understand. Very much appreciated from a small business owner! :)

[om]

You got a true follower. Best content on GDPR so far. Thanks a lot sharing with us.

[certificationcourses]

#GDPR is all about assessing the risk to data subjects. GDPR compliance is a continuous process. The worst thing organisations can do is not do anything at all!

Good points raised in this video! However, it is the ICO (Information Commisioner's Office) that is the supervisory authority (SA) in the UK. They investigate GDPR compliance. ICO guidance and advice is the best to follow. (2:08)

[georgeskarpas]

Great work, really.
Within my research for GDPR, this was the 1st video that was not just saying a few (general and confusing) things about GDPR, only to continue with promoting a product or service.
Many thanks ..

[mazenkhiami]

GDPR was confusing for me but your explanation made it easy to understand and to act upon. Definitely, one of the best explanations I came across ever.

[LanceMcGrew]

GDPR is a goldmine for we folks doing website maintenance. Keep it coming :)

[AndyStone]

Thank You Digitool for putting together this great video for all of us that are still currently baffled by what to do next to prepare for GDPR!
The video really brought back memories of when I was a Health and Safety Officer in corporate retail! The terms are different, but the logic and processes are basically congruent with each other.

The amount of clarity you shed light on is incredible, and I absolutely love the small Q&A for real business situations!
I've shared the video on my FB and LinkedIn, I'll be sure to target any further questions back to your site.
Thanks again for the awesome video!

[sandrodofimdomundo]

Great video and tips, tks! Not sure if you are aware of, GDPR rules in Brazil will be effective on February 16, 2020. Basically, it is a ctrl C/ctrl V version of the EU GDPR rules, so we are trying to understand it from the very beginning.

[javirod]

Excellent job, Daisy! After reading so many articles that only left me with more questions, this video made everything about GDPR "click".

[chainstair]

You are awesome for taking this awful big information of gdpr and compressing it into a 13 min video... Thank you very much
U helped a

[lalitlakhanpal]

Very nicely explained.
Useful video. Many thanks.

[mhdalmurad]

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[krzychaczu]

9:55 In case of buying data containing personal information, shouldn't data subject be informed about purchasing party's data policy and give them a constent of storing and processing that data?
I doubt whether selling's party compliance with GDPR is sufficient to buy this data. The purchasing party is required to comply too, hence be able to provide the evidence that data subjects were informed about the purpose of storing and processing their personal information by the purchasing party and gave their consent for it as well.

[fiorenzamarani]

This was very useful! Thank you for sharing all this info:)

[markcunningham]

Tip 6 depends on who is collecting your data and for what reason, if you have entered into a contract with a financial services firm, they would normally need to hold onto the information for at least 6 years (for some pension transfers for your whole life), so that they can defend themselves against a claim for financial mis-selling. The law may also instruct the firm to hold onto personal data, such as HMRC etc. So the answer is no, there is no blanket requirement for a company to destroy your personal data. If

[rajneeshsingh]

Very helpful to understand ...GDPR. Thank you!!

[BR-gtzk]

This has been so informative on GDPR than any that i have yet to come across :-)