EUGDPRController ProcessorEASYFree question
Joint controllers exist when:
- A.Two organizations are in the same industry, per Article 26(1), which requires joint controllers to be established in the same member state
- B.Two organizations share the same data processor, under Article 84, which harmonises criminal penalties for GDPR infringements identically across every member state
- C.Two or more controllers jointly determine the purposes and means of processing
- D.Two controllers are located in the same country
Why C is correct
Article 26(1) defines joint controllers as two or more controllers that jointly determine the purposes and means of processing personal data.
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