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Yes, they can't be signed away. Nuances matter of course, but regarding data privacy rights the general situation is that if you sign some contract with a claus
by PeterisP 6y ago
Yes, they can't be signed away. Nuances matter of course, but regarding data privacy rights the general situation is that if you sign some contract with a clause 'agree to X or we won’t give you service' then that clause is simply invalid as it conflicts with the law and is not binding. If a company would use that data, then they can be fined for using that data without consent since that is not valid (freely given) consent.