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AcronymsAbbreviations everyone uses and few explain

GDPR

General Data Protection Regulation

The Polish name for the EU GDPR: regulations governing the processing of personal data. Requires, among other things, a legal basis, data minimization, appropriate security measures, and the fulfillment of data subjects' rights.

Why it matters

Sets legal boundaries for working with personal data: legal basis, minimization, security, and individuals' rights. Applies to every form, newsletter, and contact database in a company.

What's missing without it

Ignoring the regulations results in fines calculated as a percentage of turnover, and a data breach without proper security leads to additional loss of customer trust.

When it is used

Whenever collecting and processing individuals' data: recordings, consents, exports, and deletion upon request.

How we use it

The consent module records the legal basis for processing and enables handling of customer data deletion requests.

Numbers worth knowing

Acronyms in data

26%

Prognozowany udział w pełni elektrycznych pojazdów (BEV, bez hybryd) w europejskim parku samochodowym do 2035 roku, w porównaniu z 4% w 2025 r.

BCG2035Europe

88%

Meta podaje, że ponad 88% z 137 000 usuniętych reklam oszukańczych w Polsce zostało wykrytych automatycznie przed zgłoszeniem.

Meta09/2026Poland

2 500 000 000 000 USD

Prognozowane światowe wydatki na AI w 2026 roku.

Gartner2026global

Figures from the same field — collected in our market data base.

GDPR — what is it? | Mediarun Glossary