Everyone knows about the right to erasure. Almost nobody talks about the one that actually has teeth.
The right to object is the most underused right in the GDPR — and the one that could change everything. While organisations panic about deletion requests, they're missing the real power move data subjects can make.
https://thedpomuses.substack.com/p/the-right-to-object-the-most-underused
https://dpo-musings.com
Everyone knows about the right to erasure. Almost nobody talks about the one that actually has teeth.
The right to object isn't just another GDPR checkbox — it's the nuclear option data subjects never use because nobody told them it exists. And controllers? They're perfectly happy to keep it that way.
https://thedpomuses.substack.com/p/the-right-to-object-the-most-underused
https://dpo-musings.com
The CEO read an article on a flight about AI. Now they want to "transform the business." You have three weeks to figure out if it's legal.
Every DPO knows this scenario. The enthusiasm is infectious, the timeline is impossible, and somehow you're the one who has to make it work.
https://dpomusings.substack.com/p/ai-just-landed-on-your-desk-now-what
https://dpo-musings.com
The CEO has read an article on a flight. AI is coming to your organisation whether you're ready or not.
Here's what actually happens when artificial intelligence lands on your desk — and how to handle it without losing your mind or your compliance framework.
The CEO has read an article on a flight.
(dpomusings.substack.com)
The CEO has read an article on a flight. Now they want AI "everywhere" by Q2. Your Monday just got interesting.
What happens when executive enthusiasm meets GDPR reality? Spoiler: it's messier than the business case suggests.
The CEO has read an article on a flight.
(dpomusings.substack.com)
New here. I write about privacy and data protection — the practical, uncomfortable kind. What it's actually like being a DPO when the business wants you to just tick the box and move on.
Weekly articles at dpo-musings.com. Sharp, honest, and mercifully short.
If you've ever sat through a DPIA that changed nothing, we'll get along.
