Qué hay en juego para compañías que no cumplan con el GDPR

The video discusses the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a data privacy law in the EU that gives consumers more control over their personal data. It explains how GDPR affects data collection practices, requiring companies to obtain clear consent and allowing consumers to access and delete their data. The video also covers the challenges businesses face in complying with GDPR, including potential fines and the need for new policies. Expert Doug McPherson provides insights on compliance, and the video explores the potential for similar laws in the US.

What is the primary purpose of the GDPR?

• To increase tax revenue

• To enhance consumer control over personal data

• To regulate internet speeds

• To promote international trade

Which of the following rights does GDPR grant to consumers?

• Right to free internet

• Right to be forgotten

• Right to unlimited data storage

• Right to free advertising

What is a significant challenge for companies in achieving GDPR compliance?

• Finding new customers

• Expanding to new markets

• Reducing product prices

• Ensuring data security and user consent

What is 'privacy by design' in the context of GDPR?

• A type of software

• A principle ensuring data protection is integrated into business processes

• A data collection method

• A marketing strategy

What could be a consequence for companies failing to comply with GDPR?

• Increased market share

• Higher employee turnover

• Fines up to 4% of global annual revenue

• Lower production costs

What is the potential impact of GDPR on businesses in the United States?

• No impact at all

• Increased competition

• Decreased consumer trust

• Possible adoption of similar regulations

What is a major concern regarding the effectiveness of GDPR?

• Lack of consumer interest in data privacy

• Limited scope of the regulation

• Insufficient technological infrastructure

• High costs of compliance