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You probably did consent, it would be somewhere in the terms and conditions you accepted without reading them. This may be against GDPR in Europe, but may not,
by rjmunro 8y ago
You probably did consent, it would be somewhere in the terms and conditions you accepted without reading them.
This may be against GDPR in Europe, but may not, because everyone they are suggesting has agreed to Skype's term at some point.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoMy understanding was that you can't sign away your GDPR rights just by accepting a ToS.
- lkurusa 8y agoCorrect - there has to be a clear indication that you are consenting. It can't just be hidden away in a 60 page document in a statement that says "I consent to being tracked, etc".
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoAIUI GDPR requires explicit consent, not just "we tricked you, ha ha" consent.