alishahenderson

Hello buddy, The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) requires all organizations adhere to strict methods and process while collecting and storing personal information of European Union (EU) citizens. It proposes to increase data protection efforts for all citizens of the EU, and also ease the regulatory environment for international trade by giving a uniform regulation throughout the EU. The first important distinction is one of scope. GDPR goes beyond safeguarding against the perversion of personal information such as name, address, email addresses and telephone numbers. The Regulation applies to any form of personal information that can recognize an EU citizen, including usernames and IP addresses. Moreover, there is no distinction between data held on an individual in a business or personal capacity - it's all classified as personal information identifying an individual and is hence covered by the new Regulation. Regards Alisha