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How GDPR will be impacted by Brexit

Whether you’re involved with cloud services on a local or international level, or otherwise run a businesses connected to suppliers and consumers outside of the UK, Brexit will, of course, have a drastic effect on a broad array of business functions.About the authorMartin Ojala, Data Protection Officer, Pipedrive.In many cases there is some ambiguity as…

Whether you’re involved with cloud services on a local or international level, or otherwise run a businesses connected to suppliers and consumers outside of the UK, Brexit will, of course, have a drastic effect on a broad array of business functions.

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Martin Ojala, Data Protection Officer, Pipedrive.

In many cases there is some ambiguity as to how this transitional period will specifically apply to businesses. However, GDPR is one of the more clear cut cases. In short, EU GDPR will no longer apply directly to UK businesses after the transition period (January 2021).

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