GDPR. Next Y2K in 2018? - Anton Tkachov | Ruby Meditation #23

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Talk at Ruby Meditation #23 September 15, Odessa 2018

Technologie

GDPR. Next Y2K in
2018?
Speaker: 
Anton Tkachov 
CEO at GoToInc

What is common
between years 1999 and
2018?

Both had record amount 
of sleepless nights for developer

Why every developer
should know all the
details about GDPR?

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• GDPR in simple language

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• GDPR in simple language

• 8 requirements

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• GDPR in simple language

• 8 requirements

• 4 advices

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Content
• GDPR in simple language

• 8 requirements

• 4 advices

• 3 warnings

Requirement 7 
Cleaning “no more needed” data

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