"Hello, everyone! Today, we're diving deep into the lawful bases for processing #PersonalData and #SensitivePersonalData in a company. This knowledge is crucial for anyone wanting to ensure their business practices are compliant with #GDPR and other #DataProtection regulations."
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[Personal Data Processing Bases]

#Consent:
Definition: The individual has given clear and specific agreement for their data to be processed for one or more specified purposes.
Example: A user ticks a box to receive a monthly newsletter from a website.

#Contract:
Definition: Processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the individual is a party, or to take steps at the request of the individual before entering into a contract.
Example: An online store processes a customer's address to deliver purchased goods.

#LegalObligation:
Definition: Processing is required due to a legal obligation.
Example: A company processes employee salary data to report to tax authorities.

#LegitimateInterests:
Definition: Processing is necessary for the legitimate interests pursued by the company or a third party, as long as this doesn't override the individual’s fundamental rights and freedoms.
Example: A business reviews customer purchase histories to recommend similar products.

#VitalInterests:
Definition: Processing is necessary to protect someone's life.
Example: Medical data is processed during an emergency to provide the best care.

#PublicTask:
Definition: Processing is necessary to perform an official task or fulfill a public function.
Example: A local council processes personal data to issue a resident parking permit.

[Sensitive Personal Data Processing Bases]

Sensitive personal data, sometimes referred to as "#SpecialCategoryData", has more rigorous conditions due to its sensitive nature. These categories include details about race, religion, health, and more. The lawful bases for these are:

#ExplicitConsent:
Definition: The individual provides clear, unmistakable agreement for their sensitive data to be processed.
Example: A patient agrees for their health data to be part of a medical study.

#EmploymentSocialSecurityAndProtection:
Definition: Processing is necessary for employment-related purposes or legal requirements in social protection.
Example: A company processes health data to accommodate an employee's disability.

Vital Interests (as mentioned before).

#NotForProfitBodies:
Definition: Data processed by a non-profit, relating to members or affiliated persons.
Example: A religious non-profit group processes its members' religious affiliations.

#PubliclyAvailableData:
Definition: Data about an individual that they've already made public.
Example: A person's openly declared religious beliefs on a public forum.

#MedicalPurposes:
Definition: Necessary for health or social care by professionals.
Example: A doctor processes a patient's health data for treatment.

#PublicHealth:
Definition: For reasons of public health, like protection against severe health threats.
Example: Health organizations process data during a pandemic.

#ResearchHistoryAndStatistics:


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"Legitimate interests vs. consent in GDPR"
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