Test Your Knowledge on Digital Rights and Data Protection in the Workplace

1. The Law updates guarantees for privacy rights.
2. It requires companies to report any actions that may go against regulations.
3. It allows legal entities to be exempt from criminal liability.
4. It regulates the use of video and audio recording devices in the workplace.
5. It reduces the maximum inclusion period of debts in credit information systems.
6. It limits aggressive practices that try to replace the identity of the Agency.
7. It guarantees digital rights of citizens through a new Title X.
8. It includes general and specific rights related to minors, labor, and digital communication.
9. It establishes the right to forget and portability in social networks.
10. It aims to promote policies that make fundamental rights effective in the digital world.

• The text outlines various digital rights in the workplace.
• Employees have the right to disconnect from digital devices outside of work hours.
• Employers must respect employees' personal and family privacy.
• Video and audio surveillance in the workplace is only allowed for control purposes and must respect employees' privacy.
• Geolocation systems can only be used by employers for control purposes within legal limits and with clear communication to employees.
• Collective bargaining agreements can establish additional guarantees for digital rights.
• Centers and individuals working with minors must obtain consent for the publication or dissemination of their personal data.
• Individuals have the right to be forgotten in internet search results.
• The text includes specific articles (Art.) for each digital right mentioned.
• The protection of digital rights is an important issue in the workplace.
• Articles 79-88 and 95-97 are not within the scope of the AEPD's competencies.
• AEPD provides the tool "Facilita RGPD" to assess compliance with data protection regulations.
• Documents resulting from the use of Facilita RGPD must be adapted and updated to the specific situation of the entity.
• The LO 3/2018 modifies the Administrative Procedure Common Law regarding the submission of documents by the interested party.
• Administration must collect documents using the intermediary platform unless the interested party opposes or in the case of sanction or inspection procedures.
• When publishing administrative acts containing personal data, the affected party must be identified using their name and surnames plus random four-digit numbers from their national identity document, foreigner identity number, passport or equivalent.
• In cases of notification through announcements, the affected party must be identified using their complete identification number or, in the absence of documents, their name and surnames.
• When publishing administrative acts affecting multiple parties, the random four-digit numbers must alternate.
• When the affected party lacks identification documents, they must be identified using only their name and surnames.
• The above rules are established to ensure data protection in administrative procedures.
• The text discusses data protection and its impact assessment.
• It suggests using safeguards to mitigate risks to the rights and interests of affected individuals.
• Prioritizing activities related to data protection is recommended.
• The responsible party should seek advice on methodology, auditing, and training.
• The Data Protection Delegate should have professional qualifications.
• The appointment and cessation of the delegate should be communicated to the AEPD.
• The delegate's position should be horizontal and adequately related to the organization's direction.
• The delegate can work full-time, part-time, or in conjunction with others.
• Avoiding conflicts of interest is necessary.
• The text includes oppositions to TIC WP and notes from Vita Themes.

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