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Storing Personal Data
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- Information is confidential and sensitive
- Information must be accurate - Clients must have confidence that measures are being taken to protect their data - Data stored must be updated regularly to ensure irrelevant data is not kept - There is worry about identity theft and fraud - Legislation may stop data be passed on |
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Features of the Data Protection Act (DPA)
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- Data must be kept secure with no unauthorized access
- Data must be obtained and processed lawfully and fairly - Data must be accurate and up-to-date - Data can not be transferred to a 3rd party without permission - Data should not be excessive - Data must be relevant - Data must not be kept longer than necessary - Personal data should not transferred outside the E.U. |
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Limitations of the Data Protection Act (DPA)
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- Difficult to monitor whether countries are abiding to the principalities of the act
- Some parts of the world may not comply with data protection laws - The changing nature of technology requires constant reviewing of data protection legislation |
