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That's a violation of GDPR. They need to be opt-in to be legal, not opt-out.
by CalRobert 8y ago
That's a violation of GDPR. They need to be opt-in to be legal, not opt-out.
- maccard 8y agoOk that's great - what does that mean? How do I make them make it an opt in? I contacted ICO in the UK about a breach (amazon sending unsolicited marketing emails through the order update system) - ICO told me to talk to Amazon, who said "Oh we're sorry" and ignored me. Just because it's against the law, doesn't mean companies wo'nt do it.
- M2Ys4U 8y agoYou have to complain to the organisation first, before a supervisory authority will take action. You can also appeal any decision of the ICO to the Information Tribunal if you're unsatisfied.