13 Jev questions on the GDPR Wikipedia article in one request

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  • Research1.00
  • Shipped0.97
  • Measured0.98
  • Usefulness0.66
  • Cookbook1.00
  • Ready0.89
  • Specific case0.38
  • Copy quality0.20
  • Creativity0.55
  • Distinct intent0.84
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Ask Jev eight Nouls, two Choices, and three Scores on the GDPR Wikipedia article in one request instead of 13 singles.

Questions

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

Name
breach_72h
Instructions
Must a personal data breach be reported to the supervisory authority within 72 hours?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

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applies_non_eu
Instructions
Does the regulation apply to organisations established outside the EU that offer goods or services to people in the EU?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

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dpo_all_orgs
Instructions
Must every organisation appoint a Data Protection Officer, regardless of what data it processes?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

Name
pre_ticked_consent
Instructions
Can valid consent be obtained through pre-ticked boxes or inactivity?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

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right_erasure
Instructions
Does the regulation grant individuals a right to erasure of their personal data?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

Name
data_portability
Instructions
Does the regulation include a right to data portability?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

Name
us_federal_law
Instructions
Is the GDPR a United States federal law?

Primitive

Noul

Evaluate how true something is

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criminal_penalties
Instructions
Does the GDPR itself impose criminal penalties such as imprisonment?

Primitive

Choice

Ask a multiple choice question

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instrument_type
Instructions
What kind of EU legal instrument is the GDPR?
Criteria
  • Regulation

    Directly binding law in all member states, no national implementation needed.

  • Directive

    Sets goals that member states implement through national law.

  • Treaty

    An international treaty between states.

  • Recommendation

    Non-binding guidance.

Primitive

Choice

Ask a multiple choice question

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max_fine
Instructions
What is the maximum administrative fine for the most serious infringements?
Criteria
  • TwentyM_or_4pct

    Up to EUR 20 million or 4% of annual worldwide turnover, whichever is greater.

  • TenM_or_2pct

    Up to EUR 10 million or 2% of annual worldwide turnover, whichever is greater.

  • FixedCap

    A fixed amount not tied to turnover.

  • NoFines

    The GDPR provides no administrative fines.

Primitive

Score

Set up a rubric to grade with

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individual_rights
Instructions
How strong are the rights the GDPR grants to individuals over their data?
Criteria
  • 0

    None: individuals get no rights over their data.

  • 1

    Weak: a right to be informed, but little control.

  • 2

    Moderate: access and correction rights, but limited means to act on them.

  • 3

    Strong: access, erasure, portability, and objection rights, with enforcement behind them.

Primitive

Score

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penalty_severity
Instructions
How severe are the penalties the GDPR provides for non-compliance?
Criteria
  • 0

    None: no penalties of any kind.

  • 1

    Symbolic: small fixed fines unlikely to change behavior.

  • 2

    Substantial: fines large enough to matter to most companies.

  • 3

    Severe: fines scaled to global revenue, material even to the largest companies.

Primitive

Score

Set up a rubric to grade with

Name
compliance_burden
Instructions
How heavy is the compliance burden the GDPR places on organisations?
Criteria
  • 0

    Negligible: no meaningful obligations.

  • 1

    Light: a few notices and disclosures.

  • 2

    Moderate: documented processes and some dedicated roles for larger processors.

  • 3

    Heavy: records, impact assessments, officers, and breach procedures for many organisations.

  • 4

    Extreme: obligations so demanding that ordinary organisations cannot fully comply.