Question
Which of the following is one of the GDPR Principles? Choose 1 Make sure all data is accessible to anyone who asks Collect adequate , relevant but not excessive information Collect information that is not relevant Only collect the Person's name and date of birth
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Answer
B
Explanation
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Principles outline the key conditions for the legal collection and processing of personal data in the European Union. The option "'Collect adequate, relevant but not excessive information" most closely aligns with the principles stipulated in GDPR which insists on the softly summed up message 'adequate, relevant, and not excessive' or just 'the minimal and necessary' rule of data collection under. This regulation detail Data Minimization in GDPR –personal data must be adequate, relevant, and limited to what is necessary for processing. Other options are either too stringent or in violation of privacy requisites. Making all data is accessible to anyone who asks violates privacy and data safety. Collecting irrelevant information cannot coincide with the regulation. The last option of collecting only name and date of birth, contradicts the 'adequate and necessary' basis of data collection enshrined in GDPR laws.