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All of that might not be enough. Renters might still find they are in a weak position to negotiate a contract details like that, if they even comprehend the ful

All of that might not be enough. Renters might still find they are in a weak position to negotiate a contract details like that, if they even comprehend the full meaning and consequences. Landlords will figure out the "Legitimate use" legalese and paste it in each contract, and it is in the nature of data collection that mose abuse goes unnoticed. Casual surveillance and the landlord-renter power dynamic are things that should be established at the society-level.

dghlsakjg 3y ago
That’s not how “freely given consent” works. Freely given means that consent is given in a way that it does not affect any other aspect of the transaction. There is no negotiation to be made. I would imagine that a competent legal system would never allow it to be attached to a separate contract since it then becomes consideration as part of a separate transaction.
lesuorac 3y ago
> Landlords will figure out the "Legitimate use" legalese and paste it in each contract I have no doubt that they will. However, ultimately they will end up on this list https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ https://www.enforcementtracker.com/ (or they were in the US and so it was irrelevant). > and it is in the nature of data collection that mose abuse goes unnoticed. Unnoticed by the average person maybe but people honestly think GDPR has had no _absolutely zero_ effect as well; doesn't make them correct.