Personal data as a study

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Certification candidates come from the fields of telecommunications, banking, media, information security, and even energy. The companies that employ certification applicants run their projects in Russia, Belarus, Central and Southeast Asia, and Latin America.

The subject of discussion with candidates is not only legislative regulation and basic principles of personal data processing, the rights of the subject and the obligations of the operator, but also the theory and history of privacy.

The interviews demonstrate that

Differences in privacy content writing service regulation between industries and countries do not mean differences in European, Asian or American privacy

Likewise, different countries have different laws governing online activities, telecommunications, air travel, or, more recently, artificial intelligence. But the theory of telecommunications, aviation, and neural networks in general is the same.



The core premise of the RPPA community is that privacy does not exist because it is written into an international treaty, law, or court decision. Instead, it is

Court decisions, laws and international treaties arise from the objective existence of privacy

It will be common for people from different countries, although the legislation of these countries may differ greatly. When communicating during certification with candidates who have to organize the processing of personal data in the countries of Europe, Asia and America, one cannot help but be convinced of the correctness of this basic approach.

Significant problems for understanding privacy are created by the normative approach, embedded both in legal norms and in legal education. Courses of study, articles on law and commentaries on laws set out the provisions of international treaties, laws, by-laws, judicial practice, assess possible contradictions between these documents and offer possible ways to overcome them.

No textbook, article or commentary will help in a situation where the norm does not correspond to reality

This unfortunate circumstance can only be discovered by trying to apply the rule in practice. The situation becomes even worse when it comes to a foreign jurisdiction where communication takes place in a different language, and different cultural and management traditions apply.