Information can be provided in a variety of ways.

They may however entrust the data protection officer with the responsibility of maintaining such a record.

Do not publish a photograph of a child who is unwell, shows difficult behaviour, is sick or otherwise in a vulnerable situation.

Individuals seen on a recording might in some cases have to be blurred before such a request is addressed.

Direct marketing can be considered as a legitimate interest and therefore it may be allowed to contact children to offer a specific product or service.

A set of information that together leads to information that is only relevant for a particular individual may be personal data.

Legal grounds for processing and principles of data protection laws The processing of personal data requires a so-called consent.

If the controllers do not respond to a request for information, a complaint can be made to the data protection authority in that country, in Iceland that

Electronic IDs can be used for a validated signature and it is equivalent to a self-signature. Electronic IDs can be private or professional.

Such processing must be based on a so-called authorisation in the Data Protection Act.