Wwft en de Avg: Zijn instellingen verplicht om kopieën van legitimatiebewijzen te bewaren? Annotatie bij Gerechtshof Amsterdam, 30 april 2024, ECLI:NL:GHAMS:2024:1165 (Servicekosten Consultancy/International Card Services [ICS])

Translated title of the contribution: Wwft and the GDPR: Are obliged entities required to keep copies of identification documents?: Annotation to Amsterdam Court of Appeal, 30 April 2024, ECLI:NL:GHAMS:2024:1165 (Servicekosten Consultancy v International Card Services [ICS]).

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Abstract

Identity verification and record keeping obligation under the Wwft and GDPR: right to provide watermarked copy of proof of identity? Are institutions obliged to keep copies of identification documents? May a data subject object? On the distinction between the verification duty and reconstruction duty, the fundamental right to privacy and data protection in relation to the subsidiarity requirement and data minimisation principle, and inexplicable contradictory texts on the website of the Dutch DPA Autoriteit persoonsgegevens.
Translated title of the contributionWwft and the GDPR: Are obliged entities required to keep copies of identification documents?: Annotation to Amsterdam Court of Appeal, 30 April 2024, ECLI:NL:GHAMS:2024:1165 (Servicekosten Consultancy v International Card Services [ICS]).
Original languageDutch
Article number218
Pages (from-to)412-417
Number of pages5
JournalComputerrecht
Volume2024
Issue number6
Early online date28 Nov 2024
Publication statusPublished - Dec 2024

Keywords

  • gdpr
  • wwft
  • verification duty
  • record keeping obligation
  • data minimalisation
  • watermark
  • Dutch DPA
  • Autoriteit persoonsgegevens
  • subsidiarity
  • subsidiarity principle
  • privacy
  • data protection
  • EU Charter

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