How GDPR Affects Data Annotation Practices
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has significantly impacted data annotation practices, especially when dealing with personal data. Under GDPR, companies must obtain explicit consent from individuals before using their data for annotation and ensure that the data is only processed for specific, clear purposes. Organizations are required to anonymize or pseudonymize personal information to minimize privacy risks. GDPR also enforces strict data storage, access, and deletion protocols, meaning that data used in annotation tasks must be securely stored, accessed by authorized personnel only, and promptly deleted when it’s no longer needed. These requirements make compliance crucial for companies working with data in the EU, influencing their annotation workflows and security practices. Read more: https://objectways.com/data-labeling
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