In message <000601c46e41$95b51a20$0201a8c0@CARRERA>, Duncan Smith
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>The obvious conflict is in the 'assumption of consent without response' - If
>the data controller were to make any 'substantial changes', surely this
>would require consent i.e. a positive action on behalf of the data subject?
How can they tell you it's changed if you've asked not to be sent
emails? Giving such sites your snail mail address is not a recommended
step forward, I would suggest...
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Roland Perry
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