Eihenkilötietoa
Eihenkilötietoa is a Finnish term that translates to "information about the individual." It refers to the collection and processing of personal data by public authorities in Finland. The concept is rooted in the Finnish Constitution, which guarantees the right to privacy and the protection of personal data. The purpose of Eihenkilötietoa is to enable public authorities to provide services and fulfill their duties effectively while ensuring the privacy and security of individuals.
The information collected under Eihenkilötietoa can include various types of personal data, such as name, address,
Public authorities are required to obtain consent from individuals before collecting their personal data, unless an
Eihenkilötietoa plays a crucial role in the functioning of public services in Finland, ensuring that individuals