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I. Introduction
Frequently, consent serves as the legal basis for the processing of
personal data under the GDPR. 1 Individuals must be able and free…
…on the part of the data subject is vital
1 European Parliament and Council of European Union, Regulation (EU)
2016/679 of the European Parliament and…
…Research on the Privacy Paradox Phenomenon’ (2017) 64 CaS 122; Criticism
of this term: cf Daniel Solove, ‘The Myth of the Privacy Paradox’
(2020) 89 GWLR 1…
…2020);
cf DerStandard (2020) (accessed October 2020).
9 cf Eurobarometer 487a.
10 cf Article 6 (1) (a) GDPR.
11 The validity of…
…509;
cf Ignacio Cofone, ‘The way the cookie crumbles: online tracking meets
behavioral economics’ (2016) 25 IJoLIT 1; cf I van Ooijen, Helena U
Vrabec…
…6 (1) (a) or
any other possible legal basis under the GDPR.
Certainly, it is not far-fetched to apply these findings to both
consumers and data…
…might be of as much use when dealing
with data protection law. 33
21 Solove, ‘The Myth of the Privacy Paradox’ 1.
22 cf Christiane Wendehorst…
….
24 cf Specht-Riemenschneider and Bienemann, ‘Ein Weg aus dem Privacy
Paradox?’ 326.
25 cf Articles 6 and 9 GDPR.
26 Article 6 (1) (b) GDPR as an…
…, ‘Guidelines on transparency
under Regulation 2016/679’ WP260 (2018) (accessed
April 2020) 25-6.
28 cf Article 5 (1) lit a GDPR.
29 Efroni…
…relationship between EU consumer law and data protection law’
(2017) 54 CMLR 1; The matter should be viewed from different legal and
interdisciplinary angles in…
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