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Law No. 13.709 / 2018 (General Law for the Protection of Personal Data) provides for the processing of personal data, with the consent of the data subject, to comply with legal or regulatory obligations and to carry out studies or execution contracts at the request of the holder.

 

The hypothesis in question are examples of

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Why do we need the law to protect personal data?

 

The right to have data protected is generally based on the Federal Constitution of 1988 [3]. The Federal Senate recently approved a Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC No. 17/2019) to include the data protection made available in digital media in the individual guarantees list of the Constitution, expressing conformity to the principles. It was then up to the LGPD to regulate the protection and privacy of personal data to make its exercise possible. Thus, the Law No. 13,709 / 2018 (General Data Protection Law) affects the registration of users and customers, changing the way organizations should treat personal data, to protect the fundamental rights of freedom, privacy and to respect the free development of personality.

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O LGPD apresenta um novo princípio de proteção de dados que exige que as organizações

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Why do we need the law to protect personal data?

 

The right to have data protected is generally based on the Federal Constitution of 1988 [3]. The Federal Senate recently approved a Proposed Amendment to the Constitution (PEC No. 17/2019) to include the data protection made available in digital media in the individual guarantees list of the Constitution, expressing conformity to the principles. It was then up to the LGPD to regulate the protection and privacy of personal data to make its exercise possible. Thus, the Law No. 13,709 / 2018 (General Data Protection Law) affects the registration of users and customers, changing the way organizations should treat personal data, to protect the fundamental rights of freedom, privacy and to respect the free development of personality.

Disponível em: https://cookiefirst.com/lgpd-brazil/. Acesso em: 27.Out.2020.

"The right to have data protected is generally based on the Federal Constitution of 1988 [3]."

 

Nessa passagem, seria correto afirmar que o advérbio de frequência "generally" poderia ser substituído, sem prejuízo de significado, por:

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Brazilian Government Makes the LGPD Effective Imminently

Thursday, September 10, 2020

 

The LGPD, like the EU‘s General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") is extraterritorial in scope. The LGPD applies to any company, public or private. This means that it applies to any company located within Brazil, as well as those outside of Brazil that process personal data of individuals residing in Brazil or otherwise marketing goods or services to people in Brazil. Accordingly, any company located in or marketing goods or services to individuals in Brazil should be aware of the LGPD and consider whether any immediate action on becoming compliant with the LGPD is appropriate.

With Brazil representing almost half of all IT spend in Latin America, the largest market for software outsourcing in Latin America, a sizeable workforce providing outsourced software and services, and manufacturing products like commercial airplanes and cars, many U.S. companies operate in Brazil. Thus, for companies that undertook efforts to comply with the GDPR, they will find several similarities between the LGPD and the GDPR. Companies are required to appoint a data protection officer ("DPO") to be the "channel of communication" between the financial controller, the data subjects (e.g., employees) and the National Data Privacy Agency ("ANPD").

The LGPD defines personal data relatively broadly, in that under the LGPD, personal data is any information that is related to an identified or identifiable individual. (Art. 5, I.). Like GDPR, this includes information that could be used to identify an individual, 

https://www.foley.com/en/insights/publications/2020/09/brazilian-governmentlgpd-effective-imminently. Acesso em: 14. oct 2020.

Qual o tempo verbal da sentença, levando em consideração os verbos destacados?

 

Companies are required to appoint a data protection officer ("DPO") to be the "channel of communication" between the financial controller…

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Brazilian Government Makes the LGPD Effective Imminently

Thursday, September 10, 2020

 

The LGPD, like the EU‘s General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") is extraterritorial in scope. The LGPD applies to any company, public or private. This means that it applies to any company located within Brazil, as well as those outside of Brazil that process personal data of individuals residing in Brazil or otherwise marketing goods or services to people in Brazil. Accordingly, any company located in or marketing goods or services to individuals in Brazil should be aware of the LGPD and consider whether any immediate action on becoming compliant with the LGPD is appropriate.

With Brazil representing almost half of all IT spend in Latin America, the largest market for software outsourcing in Latin America, a sizeable workforce providing outsourced software and services, and manufacturing products like commercial airplanes and cars, many U.S. companies operate in Brazil. Thus, for companies that undertook efforts to comply with the GDPR, they will find several similarities between the LGPD and the GDPR. Companies are required to appoint a data protection officer ("DPO") to be the "channel of communication" between the financial controller, the data subjects (e.g., employees) and the National Data Privacy Agency ("ANPD").

The LGPD defines personal data relatively broadly, in that under the LGPD, personal data is any information that is related to an identified or identifiable individual. (Art. 5, I.). Like GDPR, this includes information that could be used to identify an individual, 

https://www.foley.com/en/insights/publications/2020/09/brazilian-governmentlgpd-effective-imminently. Acesso em: 14. oct 2020.

Leia o trecho retirado do texto, e escolha alternativa em que as palavras são sinônimas das palavras sublinhadas.

 

The LGPD defines personal data relatively broadly, in that under the LGPD, personal data is any information that is related to an identified or identifiable individual.

Read the text to answer the question

Brazilian Government Makes the LGPD Effective Imminently

Thursday, September 10, 2020

 

The LGPD, like the EU‘s General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") is extraterritorial in scope. The LGPD applies to any company, public or private. This means that it applies to any company located within Brazil, as well as those outside of Brazil that process personal data of individuals residing in Brazil or otherwise marketing goods or services to people in Brazil. Accordingly, any company located in or marketing goods or services to individuals in Brazil should be aware of the LGPD and consider whether any immediate action on becoming compliant with the LGPD is appropriate.

With Brazil representing almost half of all IT spend in Latin America, the largest market for software outsourcing in Latin America, a sizeable workforce providing outsourced software and services, and manufacturing products like commercial airplanes and cars, many U.S. companies operate in Brazil. Thus, for companies that undertook efforts to comply with the GDPR, they will find several similarities between the LGPD and the GDPR. Companies are required to appoint a data protection officer ("DPO") to be the "channel of communication" between the financial controller, the data subjects (e.g., employees) and the National Data Privacy Agency ("ANPD").

The LGPD defines personal data relatively broadly, in that under the LGPD, personal data is any information that is related to an identified or identifiable individual. (Art. 5, I.). Like GDPR, this includes information that could be used to identify an individual, 

https://www.foley.com/en/insights/publications/2020/09/brazilian-governmentlgpd-effective-imminently. Acesso em: 14. oct 2020.

Qual é a pergunta correta para resposta a seguir? …to any company located within Brazil, as well as those outside of Brazil that process personal data of individuals residing in Brazil or otherwise marketing goods or services to people in Brazil.