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I think this falls under the part where I said > (assuming the terms themselves are legal in the first place, for example they don't break anti-discrimination
by remus 6y ago
I think this falls under the part where I said
> (assuming the terms themselves are legal in the first place, for example they don't break anti-discrimination law)
As you mentioned, GDPR explicitly states that you can't extort personal data from people by withholding service. However in the broader sense a company can refuse service if you don't agree to their terms.