This country’s post-Brexit data protection regime, the UK GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), requires non-UK organisations that process UK residents’ personal data to appoint a representative in the UK. In the same way, the EU GDPR requires non-EEA organisations that process EU residents’ personal data to appoint a representative in the EU. This blog post explains who this requirement applies to – and what they need to do. Who does the EU GDPR apply to? When it took effect in 2018, the EU GDPR significantly reshaped European data protection law. One of the most notable changes it introduced is its

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