Sweden's data protection authority, which says it has held that role since 1973 and was previously known as the Swedish Data Inspection Board. It works to protect individuals' personal data when it is processed.
What they do
Supervises organisations, handles complaints from individuals and gives guidance on the GDPR. It also supervises the Criminal Data Act, the Camera Surveillance Act and the Credit Information Act.
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