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INT-220 5-1 Discussion
Course: Global Dimensions in BUSINESS (INT 220)
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5-1 Discussion: Data Privacy Considerations
Discussion Question:
The European Union legislation called the "General Data Protection Regulation" (GDPR) provides data
privacy protections for consumers and has had a major impact on companies around the world.
In your initial post, address two of the three bulleted questions below.
What are the general requirements and major impacts of the GDPR, and how does this law differ
from data protection legislation in the United States?
How do perspectives on the GDPR differ between consumers and businesses? Do perspectives
vary by industry?
Do you think there should be one data privacy law for the entire world?
Balance your discussion by weighing the benefits to international companies with your knowledge of the
differences in culture, politics, and government around the world and the importance of the sovereignty
of countries.
In your responses to two or more of your peers, address whether you agree or disagree with your peer's
opinion and whether there should be global data privacy legislation.
To complete this assignment, review the Discussion Rubric.
Post:
How do perspectives on the GDPR differ between consumers and businesses? Do perspectives
vary by industry?
For the consumer, the GDPR gives them more protections against companies that want to use
them as an accessible data collection treasure trove that can be used for marketing invasive
advertisements to the consumer. What the GDPR does is allow consumers to access data
collected on them by companies and ask for it to be deleted which most companies wouldn't
want to do. To companies, this is a massive hit to their way of being able to use data from users
long term if the said user ends up wanting that data deleted at any point in time. You might have
seen a lot of websites when you visit that will ask you to accept cookies to improve your overall
experience with the site you are on. This is in part due to them wanting to ask for permission
that permission to access the data on your browser that can later be sold to the highest bidders
of categorize data tailored to different business models. an article states the following "If
individuals are no longer customers, or if they withdraw their consent from a company to use
their personal data, then they have the right to have their data deleted."(GDPR: What Is It and
How Does It Impact Your Business? n.d.) If a company is no longer doing business with a
customer it's only right that the data they collected from them be scrubbed and no longer in use
for said company to profit from. Even if data collection enchants the experience of the product
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