GDPR: assessing the effects of processing for data protection is a challenge for companies

GDPR -a mushroom for wrapping water, only large -scale craftsmen.Either the legislator has not applied or some provisions have been introduced, at least in our country.Not everyone treats the GDPR as a limitation of interference in someone else's life and data, some, evenly, treat the GDPR, as a legally introduced possibility to force consent to the processing of.Personally, I know two such examples, and there are probably more of them.Internet mail-or give it up (i.e. sell?) Your data.It is not enough to consent to accept commercial information?After all, assuming an e -mail, information about the interests is given, i.e., it is known what the person who assumes the mail is interested in.And it is not proper to read private correspondence, why such a company consent to data processing?They work in security services or sell to make a profit?Probably both.A company publishing job ads, instead of transferring them directly to the employer, demands an account and provides its ads with a consent to the data processing.If you do not create an account and do not want to agree to data processing, you will not send the offer to the employer.I think that the farther into the forest, the more trees, we may have problems in food soon.We will not buy bread, without consent to data processing, because this data is also a commodity and much more worth from bread.