…highly valuable, as it can be used in the context of scientific research.
On the other hand, with a vast number of personal, partially
sensitive data…
…interesting for researchers
because it allows analyses and predictions concerning
the behaviour of a single person up to a large quantity of people.
The…
…necessity.
However, since DPD and GDPR are similar in many ways, for
wide sections it will not be necessary to analyse both laws separately.
Instead, it shall…
…that is inherent in DPD and GDPR is of capital importance.
It implies that the processing of personal data is generally
prohibited, and is only allowed…
…procedures
to an extent that guarantees the data subject is informed about all
relevant details. 16
Nonetheless, in the context of research it is still…
…uncertain if
consent has to refer to a specific research project, 17 if it is sufficient
to link the data subject’s consent to one or more specific research…
…the question or the existence of a
technological possibility to answer it was not foreseeable at the
time when consent was given. 22
Aside from those…
…it is necessary for the performance
of a task carried out in the public interest or in the
exercise of official authority vested in the controller…
…: It has been argued that scientific
research should generally be qualified as a “public interest”
because it represents the exercise of the fundamental…
…by mentioning it explicitly in other provisions (e. g.
Article 11 para. 2 DPD, Article 83 GDPR), but fail to do so in their
provisions concerning…
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