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  1. FYI: EDPB's damning digest: how 'legitimate interest' fails in practice: EDPB's case digest on Article 6(1)(f) GDPR reveals how controllers routinely fail the legitimate interest test - what advertisers and marketers need to know. ppc.land/edpbs-damning-digest- #GDPR #DataProtection #Privacy #DigitalMarketing #LegitimateInterest

  2. ICYMI: EDPB's damning digest: how 'legitimate interest' fails in practice: EDPB's case digest on Article 6(1)(f) GDPR reveals how controllers routinely fail the legitimate interest test - what advertisers and marketers need to know. ppc.land/edpbs-damning-digest- #GDPR #DataProtection #DigitalMarketing #LegitimateInterest #PrivacyLaw

  3. "We’re contacting you based on a legitimate interest in sharing solutions relevant to your role."

    This was rightfully classified as spam, but it's the second email from someone pretending not to be spammers. It angers me.

    #GDPR #spam #LegitimateInterest

  4. 📝 Digital Omnibus: Cookies, GDPR and AI Training - New European Privacy Rules

    Analysis of GDPR and ePrivacy changes in the Digital Omnibus: new Art. 88a, automated consent signals, legitimate interest for AI training, and criticism from digital rights organizations.

    🔗 nicfab.eu/en/posts/digital-omn

  5. 📢 @EtienneDrouard: "Scraping of data and training AI should be compatible with the #GeneralDataProtectionRegulation and #LegitimateInterest. This means protecting people, not asking for their consent."

  6. Dammit.

    There is no "#LegitimateInterest" for spying on me while I read something, dear internet.

    If in a library someone would try to go through my purse while I read a paper .. that would end very badly for that person.

    Maby the anonymus ad-people of #Cookiedom should get their fair share of being beaten up too.

    🤕

  7. Big tech doesn't want people visiting other websites bc it takes eyes away from their ads. Hence in-search answers which are marketed successfully as useful - my kids hate having to visit a site to get an answer. Then you get to a site and you have to fight a slow loading complex cookie policy with (and sometimes dodgy legal nonsense like for ). But mostly we only need these things *bc* of the same companies that benefit from people not visiting our site