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German credit scoring institutions collect data on behalf of banks, insurances, etc., and you need to consent that they send data to the credit scoring company.
by wsy 9y ago
German credit scoring institutions collect data on behalf of banks, insurances, etc., and you need to consent that they send data to the credit scoring company. So you are actually consenting. If you never give consent to any such party, the scoring company must not store data about you (and most probably won't, they are tightly observed by data protection agencies).
It will become interesting with GDPR, when customers start to revoke their consent to exchange data with credit scoring companies.
- tobltobs 9y agoI guess he wants to hint you to the fact that the "Einwohnermeldeamt" is allowed to sell your data to a "Addresshändler", see https://www.teltarif.de/datenweitergabe-adresse-einwohnermeldeamt/news/47349.html https://www.teltarif.de/datenweitergabe-adresse-einwohnermel...
- wsy 9y agoYes, that is a legitimate complaint. I was only referring to the remark about credit scoring companies which I believe to be wrong