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The Legal 500 > Europe, Middle East & Africa > Hungary > Data privacy and data protection
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Focus on...LOCAL FLAVOURS OF HUNGARIAN DATA PROTECTION
It would be incorrect to say that it was solely the GDPR that led to modern-day Hungarian data protection. Hungary has had close to a 30-year long data protection practice which has been long enough to develop an established approach to data protection supported by numerous decisions and guidelines… Contributed by VJT & Partners It …
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