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It's not. An update was published to the regulation stating this clearly for those who don't understand what consent means. The option to accept or reject must
by WhyNotHugo 6y ago
It's not. An update was published to the regulation stating this clearly for those who don't understand what consent means.
The option to accept or reject must be equally prominent, and if there's complications to rejecting, then the consent cannot be considered freely given.
Disclaimer: I'm not a lawyer.