The answer is no. The fact that personal data is publicly available (e.g., on social networks, directories, or institutional websites) does not eliminate the application of the rules imposed by the GDPR, nor

Yes. Under Article 261 of the Industrial Property Code, if the holder of a previous brand consciously tolerates the use of a later brand for five consecutive years, they lose the right to

Only based on a valid legal basis. Under the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), the processing of personal data for direct marketing purposes generally requires the prior consent (opt-in) of the data subject,