LGPD

LGPD definition (noun)

1.

The LGPD, or Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (eng: General Data Protection Law), is a Brazilian data privacy law based on the EU’s GDPR.

The law defines what personal data is, when and how it can be collected and used, compliance requirements for businesses, and punitive measures for companies that break the law.

Appears in: Privacy Policies and GDPR

Legal Definitions from Termly’s Legal Experts

Related Legal Terms

Data Privacy Personalization Cookies Right of Access Article Net Neutrality California Shine the Light Boilerplate Passive Consent Interest-Based Ads Data Subject View more >

Related FAQs

Who does the CCPA apply to? Does the CCPA apply to businesses outside of California? Who is a third party under CCPA? When did CCPA go into effect? Does the CCPA require a data protection officer? When did CCPA go into effect? Who is responsible for enforcing GDPR? What is an impressum for your page? Does GDPR apply to companies or individuals? What should my privacy policy say? View more >

Trusted by Thousands

Trusted by thousands of companies worldwide, Termly’s intuitive software generates legal policies and handles consent management for any business in minutes.

Try Termly’s Compliance Solutions For Free!

Get Compliant

Termly allows our users to focus more on their business instead of spending countless hours figuring out data privacy compliance. - Jona, Senior Product Manager @ Termly