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GDPR Overview
1. History of European Protection Law - Summary & Flashcards
2. The European Union's Institutions - Summary & Flashcards
3. Legislative Framework - Summary & Flashcards
4. Data Protection Concepts - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
5. Territorial and Material Scope of the GDPR - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
6. Data Processing Principles - Summary
7.1. - Lawful Processing Criteria - All Personal Data - Summary & Flashcards
7.2. - Lawful Processing Criteria - Special Categories of Personal Data - Summary & Flashcards
8. Information Provision Obligations - Summary & Flashcards
9. Data Subjects' Rights - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
10. Security of Personal Data - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
11. Accountability Requirements - Summary
12. International Transfers - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
13. Supervision and Enforcement - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
14. Consequences of GDPR Violations - Summary & Flashcards
15. Employment Relationships - Summary & Flashcards
16. Surveillance Activities - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
17. Direct Marketing - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
18. Internet Technology and Communications - Summary & Guidelines Summary & Flashcards
Bonus - Children and the GDPR
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1. History of European Data Protection Law

Terminology (6:39)
1a) Purpose (1:11)
1b) Instruments giving an impetus to data protection laws (1:04)
1c) Timeline of Data Protection Laws (3:03)
1d) Data Protection Directive vs GDPR (2:04)
1e) Related Legislation (2:01)
1f) Brexit (1:04)
1g) Convention 108+ (5:27)

2. The European Union's Institutions

2a) Overview (0:33)
2b) European Parliament (3:13)
2c) European Council (0:21)
2d) Council of the European Union (1:22)
2e) European Commission (1:11)
2f) Court of Justice of the European Union (2:04)
2g) European Court of Human Rights (1:08)
2h) Bird's Eye View (1:33)

3. Legislative Framework

3a) Overview (1:20)
3b) Council of Europe Convention (Convention 108) (2:52)
3c) Data Protection Directive (3:50)
3d) General Data Protection Regulation (4:15)
3d)(i) GDPR Relationship with other laws (Payment Services Directive 2, Data Governance Act, Regulation (EU) 2018/1725)) (8:12)
3e) Law Enforcement Data Protection Directive (1:25)
3f) Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive ("ePrivacy Directive") (2:00)
3g) EU Directive on Electronic Commerce ("eCommerce Directive") (1:35)
3h) NIS Directive (2016) / NIS 2 Directive (2022) - Updated (2:50)
3i) Data Retention Directive
3j) EU Artificial Intelligence Act 2021 (4:32)
3k) EU Data Act (3:22)

4. Data Protection Concepts

4a) Personal Data (6:01)
4b) Sensitive Personal Data (1:11)
4c) Processing (1:07)
4d) Controller (2:58)
4e) Processor (4:07)
4f) Data Subject (0:39)

5. Territorial and Material Application of the GDPR

5a) Territorial Application (4:51)
5b) Material Application (1:38)

6. Data Processing Principles

6a) Introduction (1:08)
6b) Principle 1 - Lawfulness, Fairness and Transparency (5:14)
6c) Principle 2 - Purpose Limitation (0:43)
6d) Principle 3 - Data Minimisation (1:36)
6e) Principle 4 - Accuracy (0:25)
6f) Principle 5 - Storage Limitation (0:58)
6g) Principle 6 - Integrity and Confidentiality (0:44)

7.1. - Lawful Processing Criteria - All Personal Data

7.1a) Introduction (1:22)
7.1b) Consent (4:15)
7.1c) Contractual Necessity (1:31)
7.1d) Legal Obligation (1:09)
7.1e) Vital Interests (1:00)
7.1f) Public Interests (0:42)
7.1g) Legitimate Interests (1:41)

7.2. - Lawful Processing Criteria - Special Categories of Personal Data

7.2a) Introduction (2:26)
7.2b) Explicit Consent (1:47)
7.2c-k) Other Bases for Special Category Personal Data Processing (5:51)

8. Information Provision Obligations

8a) Introduction (1:21)
8b) Article 13 - Information to be provided (2:46)
8c) Article 14 - Information to be provided (1:08)
8d) When additional Information required (2:51)
8e) When and how (1:52)
8f) Fair Processing Notices (3:07)
8g) Exemptions (1:54)

9. Data Subjects' Rights

9a) Introduction (2:42)
9b) Article 15 - Right of Access (2:05)
9c) Article 16 - Right to Rectification (1:09)
9d) Article 17 - Right to Erasure (2:14)
9e) Article 18 - Right to Restriction of Processing (1:55)
9f) Article 19 - Notification Obligation (0:34)
9g) Article 20 - Right to Data Portability (0:57)
9h) Article 21 - Right to Object (1:20)
9i) Article 22 - Right to not be subject to automated decision-making (1:19)

10. Security of Personal Data

10a) Introduction (3:29)
10b) Appropriate technical and organisational measures (10:27)
10c) Breach Notification (6:35)
10d) Vendor Management (2:48)
10e) Data sharing (2:24)

11. Accountability Requirements

11a) Introduction (0:56)
11b) Responsibility of controllers (5:41)
11c) Art. 25 - Data protection by design and default (5:59)
11d) Record keeping and co-operation with regulators (2:45)
11e) Art. 35 - Data protection impact assessment (DPIA) (3:12)
11f) Data protection officer (3:45)
11g) Auditing of privacy programs (4:12)

12. International Data Transfers

12a) Introduction (2:36)
12b) What is a transfer? (1:25)
12c) Adequacy Decisions (1:44)
12d) Adequate Safeguards (5:45)
12e) Derogations (3:51)
12f) Transfers to the US (7:29)
12g) Transfer Impact Assessments (TIAs) (5:00)

13. Supervision and Enforcement

13a) Introduction (2:11)
13b) Self-Regulation (3:54)
13c) Data Subject Rights (1:58)
13d) Regulator Supervision (7:24)
13e) International Cooperation (5:26)

14. Consequences of GDPR Violations

14a) Introduction (2:07)
14b) Process and procedures (2:37)
14c) Fines (3:16)
14d) Data subject compensation (2:47)
14e) Class actions (4:45)

15. Employment Relationships

15a) Introduction (2:16)
15b) Legal basis for processing of employee data (2:44)
15c) Storage of personnel records (0:52)
15d) Workplace Monitoring (5:21)
15e) Works councils (2:28)
15f) Whistleblowing systems (2:42)
15g) Bring your own device programs (2:30)
15h) Risks involved in employee data (e.g., social media and AI) (3:06)

16. Surveillance Activities

16a) Introduction (1:48)
16b) Regulation of surveillance (2:58)
16c) Communications Surveillance (3:18)
16d) Video Surveillance (1:49)
16e) Biometric data/facial recognition (1:11)
16f) Location data (1:59)

17. Direct Marketing

17a) Introduction (1:43)
17b) Regulation of direct marketing (4:04)
17c) i. Specific types of marketing - Overview (0:27)
17c) ii. Specific types of marketing - Postal marketing (1:08)
17c) iii. Specific types of direct marketing - Telephone marketing (1:42)
17c) iv. Specific types of marketing - Electronic marketing (1:42)
17c) v. Specific types of marketing - Fax marketing (0:44)
17c) vi. Specific types of marketing - Location-based marketing (1:31)
17c) vii. Specific types of marketing - Online behavioural advertising (1:16)

18. Internet Technologies and Communications

18a) Introduction (1:08)
18b) i. Cloud Computing - Definition (5:43)
18b) ii. Cloud Computing - GDPR Issues (7:46)
18c) Cookies (3:17)
18d) Search engines (0:52)
18e) Social Networking Services (2:33)
18e)(i) Dark Patterns (6:04)
18f) Artificial Intelligence (3:54)

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Note
3h) Directive on Security of Network and Information Systems and 3i) Data Retention Directive (1:28)
10. Security of Personal Data (15:19)

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