> Typically legitimate interest is used where consent isn’t an applicable basis (e.g. for processing a user’s address details in an online checkout).
Nope, that'd be the "contract" basis (i.e. this information is strictly necessary for the user's intended task).
Legitimate interest is for non-essential data that it is, somehow, in the user's best interest to gather. But convincing a judge of that data being in the user's best interest is a...tricky bar to clear.
Nope, that'd be the "contract" basis (i.e. this information is strictly necessary for the user's intended task).
Legitimate interest is for non-essential data that it is, somehow, in the user's best interest to gather. But convincing a judge of that data being in the user's best interest is a...tricky bar to clear.