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Not only that, but storing information to identify the user again requires affirmative consent. GDPR doesn't just require that the user can opt out of tracking
by MereInterest 5y ago
Not only that, but storing information to identify the user again requires affirmative consent. GDPR doesn't just require that the user can opt out of tracking, but that any tracking occurs only after the user has freely given informed consent.
- johannes1234321 5y agoYes. If your users create an account with name and address data they need to agree to that data storage. If your shop just sells them a virtual thing there is no need to collect personal information. If you ask for the address and more or less directly print it on the label and then delete again it is a bit of an edge case where no explicit confirmation might be needed, however having a good data policy is good practice anyways and then having the extra checkbox in the order flow is not a big deal.