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Why is it against GDPR if somebody agreed to it and agreed to their Privacy Policy [1]? I don't understand the claim in this tweet exactly. I think some context

• theodorton 6y ago
  I believe the "We need contacts permission" message is key here. The message should include the purpose for what the contact data will be used for when asking for consent. > Specific – consent must relate to specific actions relating to the data rather than for any purpose the business wants it. For example, if the data is for a newsletter subscription, it must say exactly that. https://www.gdpreu.org/the-regulation/key-concepts/consent/ https://www.gdpreu.org/the-regulation/key-concepts/consent/
• tauntz 6y ago
  AFAIK the issue is that the service is pulling in PI of other people without their consent. You can not store my name/phone number etc without my consent - even if you got that data from one of your user's contact list. Please correct me if I'm wrong. IANAL.
• secondcoming 6y ago
  If my number is in your phonebook, you cannot give consent to Clubhouse to get that info on my behalf.