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I've often wondered what basis companies are using for the "opt-in to tracking or pay to opt out model". It has spread now to even fairly reputable organisation
by VBprogrammer 4mo ago
I've often wondered what basis companies are using for the "opt-in to tracking or pay to opt out model". It has spread now to even fairly reputable organisations.
This, at least to my understanding, runs contrary to the spirit of the GDPR regulations. Permission has to be freely given which, when the alternative is paying a subscription, it quite obviously isn't.
- roelschroeven 4mo agoThe only basis they have is the low chance of enforcement. It is absolutely contrary not only to the spirit but also the letter of the law.
- VBprogrammer 4mo agoI have a vague memory of there being some case law or interpretation here. But certainly doesn't bare much resemblance to what the original law makers had in mind.