This is called a lawful basis and there are six options under Article 6 of the GDPR which depend on the purpose of the processing and the relationship with the data subject. If special categories of ...

To use personal data for any purpose, including research, a relevant lawful basis must apply. Article 6 of GDPR provides six possibilities, at least one of which must apply to make the activity lawful ...

Under the GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 we need to tell people in advance how we will process their personal data and on what ‘lawful basis’ we will ... The public task basis in Article 6(1)(e) ...

a relevant lawful basis must apply. Article 6 of GDPR provides six possibilities, at least one of which must apply to make the activity lawful. If special categories of personal data are being ...

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What is a lawful basis? The UK GDPR provides a list of reasons that organisations can use to legitimately process personal data. These are known collectively as the Lawful Bases for Processing. (a) ...

As laid out in the GDPR, special category data is personal data that GDPR says is more sensitive and therefore requires more protection. To lawfully process special category data you must identify ...

This might be a legal obligation or a legitimate interest, as defined by the GDPR. There must be a clearly defined purpose for the use of personal data captured from dashcams. The purpose (together ...

We are required to identify, and inform you, of the ‘lawful basis’ we rely on to process your personal data. The lawful bases are set out in Article 6 of the UK GDPR, and at least one of these must ...

This page provides information to researchers on how to comply with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the UK Data Protection Act (DPA), throughout all stages of ...