There is no such thing as "contractual consent". Consent under GDPR cannot be "contractually" given as part of a blanket clause in a contract. It requires crite

There is no such thing as "contractual consent". Consent under GDPR cannot be "contractually" given as part of a blanket clause in a contract. It requires criterion like informed, easily retractable, uncoerced, etc. GDPR also has the concept of a "contractual necessity". A legal basis where data must be processed for the performance of a contrast. So say, you buy a t-shirt from an American online store and they need to process your shipping address. That's contractual necessity. They seem to be mixing the two into "contractual consent", as if you are able to consent in a contract. Under GDPR, you can't! In no other contexts can there be a more legible interpretation.