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Special Categories of Data Criminal Data Types of Special Categories of Personal Data Supervisory Authorities Controllers
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The Court held that a certificate showing no criminal record does not contain data relating to criminal convictions under Article 10 GDPR and annulled a €2 million fine imposed on Amazon. English Summary. Facts. Unión General de Trabajadores (UGT), a trade union, lodged a complaint with the DPA (AEPD) against Amazon Road Transport Spain, S.L., the controller. Candidates wishing to participate in the Amazon Flex delivery programme were required to provide a certificate confirming that they had no criminal record. The certificates and other application documents were processed by external processors responsible for the preliminary screening of candidates. The controller considered this requirement necessary to protect its customers and ensure the security of the programme. Delivery drivers transported packages directly to private residences and had access to customers’ addresses, telephone numbers and information that could reveal aspects of their habits. They could also be entrusted wit

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