@C7RKY John, read the section on fair and lawful processing here and it might shed some light on this! http://www.dataprotectionessentials.com/pages/introduction-to-the-data-protection-act …
@TimGough3 @tim2040 Oh, so they make a distinction? That's interesting in the context of caredata. Couldn't swing it on legitimate interest?
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@TimGough3@tim2040 With all the benefits we keep having shouted at us, I figured they'd be able to justify it that way somehow. Guess not. -
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@TimGough3@tim2040 Especially when a passive population haven't a clue you gave yourself the power, until you come to use it. Indeed *sigh* -
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@TimGough3@tim2040 Nothing, I presume? All kept nice & vague, same as now? If opt-out proves fake, that might at least provoke a pushback. -
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@TimGough3@tim2040 I agree, but it's going to take exposing the red herring to start it. I've hopefully done an FOI which will do that now.
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@c7rky@timgough3 My argument is,#caredata shouldn't have been one of those things (2/2) -
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@TimGough3@tim2040 Me too!
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@c7rky@timgough3 If you're in govt.,#DPA makes it legal to give yourself the power to do things, and that's always going to happen (1/2)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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