GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
What is GDPR? G DPR stands for General Data Protection Regulation, which is a regulation established by the European parliament in April 2016. Under this regulation, it describes how companies need to secure the details of the European citizens' private sensitive data. The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) will take control of the GDPR and he will conduct penalties for the companies who violate this regulation. Why it is important? C ountries like England, France, and Germany consider the privacy of individuals a major concern. They always try to protect the privacy of everyone. So, to do that they have introduced regulations like GDPR. This personally identifiable information are very sensitive and not handling this data properly, leads them to face a different kind of problems. GDPR covers all the European Union countries like Austria, Germany, France, Ireland, Finland, Netherlands .. etc. This GDPR only covers the privacy of the European citizens, but not the res