This summary from Grinberg Cordovil breaks down the Brazilian General Data Protection Law and looks at how it will affect the private sector. The summary looks at data subject rights, the role of a data protection officer, and the law's definition of consent, among other things.
Brazilian Data Protection Law summary
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