
Are GDPR rules applicable all over the world in every conceivable case? Or do data havens exist that data controllers are able to use to circumvent the manifold and sometimes inconvenient legal GDPR requirements and make their respective Big Data projects more cost-effective, easier to manage and less risky in cases of incompliance sanctioning? If so, where are those data havens located and how could controllers use them effectively?
In her Duet Interview with legal expert Thomas Kahl, Dr Caldarola, author of Big Data and Law, discusses possible data management scenarios in a global context, focussing on their advantages and disadvantages with regard to the legal situation in question.
(more…)

