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and providing further clarity of the PDPL, especially with newer technologies. These directives help organizations understand their obligations and best practices regarding data protection. Scope of Application 2.1 Legislative Scope 2.1.1.Definition of Personal Data The PDPL has a broad scope of application, covering the processing of personal data within the country's borders. The PDPL discriminates on article 2 the different type of personal data that can be found and defines each one of them. Broadly, personal data is defined as encompassing any information that
allows the identification of an individual or makes them identifiable. This definition includes both direct and indirect identification criteria. Some of the law's definition of personal data encompasses a wide range of information, including but not limited to names, identification numbers, addresses, and even electronic identifiers. 2.1.2 Definition of Different Categories of Personal Data PDPL recognizes various categories of personal data, acknowledging that sensitive data, such as health records or biometric information, require special protection. Sensitive data, pertains to personal information that discloses details such as racial or ethnic origin, political beliefs, religious or
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