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Contact information (i.e., email address, telephone number, and home address); Location data (i.e., GPS data and mobile device location data); Financial data (i.e., credit card information, bank account information, and financial transaction history); Health data (i.e., medical records, diagnoses, and treatments). III.1.3 Treatment of data and its different categories Ø Regulation of personal and non- personal data Personal data is defined in Article 4(1) of the GDPR and consists of any information relating to an identified or identifiable person.
On the other hand, non-personal data sets refer to data that does not relate to an identified or identifiable natural person: in other words, anonymous data or data that has been subsequently anonymized and cannot be attributed or used to identify in any way a specific individual/natural person. It should be noted, however, that mixed records contain both personal and non-personal data (i.e., company tax records that include the name and telephone number of the company's director). In most cases, the personal and non- personal data in mixed data sets are inseparable, and if it is a mixed data set, it must therefore comply with the rules of the GDPR and the PDPL.
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