Which GDPR Article 5 principle has no counterpart among the OECD’s eight privacy principles?

Answer

storage limitation

Options - A. storage limitation - B. accountability - C. accuracy - D. integrity and confidentiality Why - A. Correct — retention simply is not one of the OECD eight, which is why an audit run only against OECD can miss the clause most commercial policies are weakest on. - B. Accountability is the one principle both sets name identically. - C. Accuracy corresponds directly to the OECD’s data quality. - D. Integrity and confidentiality corresponds to the OECD’s security safeguards — the same idea under a different name. The gap runs both ways: the OECD’s openness and individual participation correspond to GDPR Articles 15–17 rather than to anything in Article 5, so an Article 5 audit misses access, rectification and erasure.

Stallings & Brown 5e ch19 §19.3; GDPR (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) Article 5; OECD Privacy Guidelines; Common Criteria privacy class