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Which term refers to permanently removing data from a system?

What is the process of making data unidentifiable by removing or encrypting personally identifiable information?

Which term refers to replacing personally identifiable information with artificial identifiers to protect privacy?

True or false: Physical delete refers to permanently removing data from a system?

True or false: Logical delete refers to replacing personally identifiable information with artificial identifiers to protect privacy?

True or false: Anonymization refers to making data unidentifiable by removing or encrypting personally identifiable information?

True or false: Anonymization refers to making data unidentifiable by removing or encrypting personally identifiable information?

True or false: Logical delete refers to replacing personally identifiable information with artificial identifiers to protect privacy?

True or false: Physical delete refers to permanently removing data from a system?

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Which of the following is NOT a common option for deleting data according to the GDPR?

What is the purpose of de-identification when deleting data according to the GDPR?

Which method of deleting data allows the data to still be used for certain purposes without revealing the identity of the individuals involved?

What must organizations be able to demonstrate when deleting data according to the GDPR?

Are organizations required to use a specific method for deleting data according to the GDPR?

Under what circumstances do organizations not have to erase data according to the GDPR?

What is the purpose of anonymization when deleting data according to the GDPR?

What is the purpose of pseudonymization when deleting data according to the GDPR?

What factors should organizations consider when determining the best option for deleting data according to the GDPR?

What must organizations do when deleting data according to the GDPR?

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) gives individuals the right to have their personal data erased.

The right to have personal data erased is known as the 'right to be forgotten.'

Organizations have to use a specific method for deleting data according to the GDPR.

Physical destruction is one of the common options for deleting data according to the GDPR.

De-identification involves removing any personal information from the data so that it can no longer be traced back to an individual.

Anonymization involves transforming the data into a form that is not personally identifiable.

Pseudonymization involves replacing personal information with pseudonyms, so that the data can still be used for certain purposes without revealing the identity of the individuals involved.

The GDPR requires organizations to keep records of the deletion process.

There are no exceptions to the right to erasure under the GDPR.

Organizations do not have to erase data if it is needed for compliance with a legal obligation, or for archiving purposes in the public interest, scientific or historical research purposes, or statistical purposes.