> “silence, pre-ticked boxes or inactivity” should not constitute consent Could you give a reference for that? I found this with a couple of examples[0] but m

> “silence, pre-ticked boxes or inactivity” should not constitute consent Could you give a reference for that? I found this with a couple of examples[0] but my understanding so far is that as long as it's a separate isolated step dedicated to that question with clearly worded language explaining the collection, followed by a very explicit "I agree" button or checkbox, then it's fine. The step itself (not the checkbox) constitutes wilful agreement, as it requires action for that dedicated step: it's definitely not "inactivity" nor "silent". Here I assume the button to move to the next step is not simply labeled "next step", nor is it actionable by simply pressing the enter or space key, possibly by mistake. [0]: https://dma.org.uk/article/gdpr-in-practice-tick-box-consent-forms https://dma.org.uk/article/gdpr-in-practice-tick-box-consent...