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Then its a joke. The EULAs already contain huge outlays of information and are frequently amended with more. In the US they like to contain restrictions on you

Then its a joke. The EULAs already contain huge outlays of information and are frequently amended with more. In the US they like to contain restrictions on your basic rights that you don't really expect. The EULAs will just all be amended with terrible terms as take it or leave it for all services just like they are in the US.

kuschku 9y ago
No EULA terms will be considered valid consent for the GDPR. The user has to explicitly give you consent to use the data for a purpose for you to be able to. Basically, for every purpose you want to use the data for, you’ll need a separate button. If the user chooses not to consent to data usage for some purposes, the rest of your service still has to work.