The adoption of the EU guidelines on the privacy portability right, the data protection officer (DPO) and the one stop shop rule are a major step ahead.
The GDPR obliges to put in place stringent tools to monitor the privacy compliance of your suppliers, agents and shops to avoid liabilities and damages.
An investigation run by 26 privacy authorities showed that 60% of the reviewed Internet of Things technologies did not pass the test of compliance with data protection laws.
The EU Privacy Regulation will come into force on 25 May 2018, the deadline appears far, but given the amount of changes to be implemented it seems too soon.
Here is an opportunity to sort all your doubts around the upcoming EU privacy regulation which will be even more interesting with the Safe Harbor 2.0 now agreed.
The GDPR provides for the "one stop shop" privacy rule which might be of difficult implementation for multinational companies that could still face disputes in several countries.
