Approved in 2018, Brazil’s General Data Protection Law — known in Brazil as LGPD — came into force in September 2020 — but only since the turn of the month of August 2021 has data protection watchdog ANPD, the National Data Protection Authority, been allowed to punish companies based on the regulations.
Companies found guilty of poor practices can now be fined up to BRL 50 million — which is the same as USD 9.5 million — or 2 percent of the company’s turnover. For each infraction.
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