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How to choose which ‘lawful basis’ to use under the GDPR
Contents
- 1 What are the lawful bases and why do they matter?
- 2 Public task
- 3 Legal obligation
- 4 Fulfilling a contract
- 5 Vital interests
- 6 Legitimate interests
- 7 Consent
- 8 Additional conditions for special category and criminal offence data
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