GDPR Training Reviews

It is what it is: a course to train or remind staff about GDPR. It is all vital to the organisation and individual members of staff and there has clearly been an effort to make a relatively dry subject visually appealing and engaging.

learnt a lot today

I was required to do this training for a casual job, but I have previously spent ages looking at GDPR for self-employment, including watching another training video. I thought this was far better balanced and the content is good. However, I thought two test questions were badly worded. 1) For most organisations at the current time, there's no significant difference between UK GDPR and EU GDPR; rather, there is a) *separation*: e.g. UK GDPR applies to UK, and EU GDPR to EU, with EU being treated as one area for data flows, b) difference in fines, with fines being expressed in £ rather than Euros, c) possible future changes as different basis for amending. 2) Data transparency is vital to ALL THREE rights listed in the question. For example, you can't object to how your data is being used if you don't know how it is being used. What the question was actually getting at was: if you follow the principle of transparency, which of the rights have