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Data protection data protection legislation defines personal data as any information relating to an identified or identifiable information referring to an identified or identifiable natural person. This definition has three essential elements. First, we are talking about natural persons. Data protection does not deal with legal persons, companies or public or private entities, the address of a company, its name, its NIT, these are not personal data. The data of the natural persons working in those entities are, but not the data referring to the companies themselves. Secondly, these natural persons must be identified or must be identifiable. be identifiable. Data protection legislation considers an individual to be identifiable

can be identified in a relatively simple way. If, in order to identify a natural person from information, we need to resort to disproportionate we need to resort to disproportionate procedures, it is not considered from the outset that we are dealing with a personal data. Thirdly, personal data is any information. This is particularly relevant because there is a certain tendency to confuse or mistakenly identify personal data as information of a personal nature. or mistakenly identify personal data with intimate data. Intimate data is a type of personal data, but the concept of personal data is much broader. Any information, no matter how inconsequential it may seem to us, is personal data, if we can relate it directly or indirectly to a specific person, it is already personal data. person, we are already dealing with a personal data.

With this definition, personal data are first name, surname, age, height, any physical height, any physical characteristic, but personal data are also the license plates of a vehicle, the address of a vehicle license plates, e-mail address, photographs, image, voice, and any other personal data are also personal data, the image, the voice, and the European Regulation also includes as examples of personal data the IP address of a computer or a computer's IP address of the computer or geolocation data are also examples of personal data. Among the personal data there are some that belong to the most intimate sphere of the person, which are the following of the individual, which are data that used to be referred to as "specially named as data of special protection or sensitive data, and which are nowadays currently collected under the category of special category data.

These are data that give us information on ethnic or racial origin, political or religious opinions, or philosophical political or religious, or philosophical opinions, health data, in general, and also biomedical data. The European Regulation also includes biometric data and genetic data. All these data are a special type of personal data that must be treated with enhanced security measures. must be treated with enhanced security measures. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)...