What is LGPD? I - LGPD is the General Data Protection Law (Law 13.709/18) that regulates the treatment of personal data, including digital media, ...

What is LGPD?

I - LGPD is the General Data Protection Law (Law 13.709/18) that regulates the treatment of personal data, including digital media, by natural or legal persons, with the objective of protecting fundamental rights of freedom and privacy and the free development of the natural person's personality.
II - The treatment of personal data must observe good faith and the principles listed in article 6 of LGPD.
III - The penalties for non-compliance with LGPD can reach up to 2% of the billing, limited to R$ 50 million, per infraction, daily fine, image damage (publicity), with mitigating factors of prompt adoption of corrective measures, mechanisms and internal procedures for data protection, good practices and governance policy. They may also have their activities suspended, partially or totally.
IV - LGPD is a philosophical (Art. 5) and principled (Art. 6) law.
a) I, II, III and IV are correct.
b) Only I and II are correct.
c) Only II and III are correct.
d) Only I, II and III are correct.