The right to personal data protection is one of the fundamental human rights. The purpose of personal data protection is protection of privacy and other human rights and fundamental freedoms when collecting, processing and using personal data
The General Data Protection Regulation clarifies and introduces certain new rules for data subjects and ensures, except in exceptional circumstances, an equal level of protection for all individuals from the European Union
Learn the basic terms of personal data protection
The Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency is competent for the implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation
See what to do if you believe that your personal data have been infringed or if you would like to exercise your rights guaranteed by the General Data Protection Regulation
In digital age special attention should be paid to teaching children about the dangers they are exposed to online, as children are most exposed to the adverse effects which can occur due to use of personal data, such as online scams, cyberbullying, cyberstalking, or sexual abuse
To exercise your rights, you need to contact the company or organisation processing your personal data; that is, the data controller
Learn when personal data processing is legal
Misuse of personal data is done in order to inflict harm to another person (harm to good name and reputation or violation of privacy)
Useful tips on how to prevent misuse of personal data
Your personal data has to be processed lawfully, fairly and in a transparent manner
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