The identification of all data recipients in a privacy notice to website visitors reflects which privacy principle?

The correct answer is B. Consent. This question is nuanced - while 'transparency' (D) might seem like the obvious answer, the act of identifying all data recipients in a privacy notice is specifically required to enable informed consent. Users must know who will receive their data in order to provide meaningful,

Privacy Governance

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Options

AAccuracy
BConsent
CIntegrity
DTransparency

How the community answered

(38 responses)

A
3% (1)
B
89% (34)
C
5% (2)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

This question is nuanced - while 'transparency' (D) might seem like the obvious answer, the act of identifying all data recipients in a privacy notice is specifically required to enable informed consent. Users must know who will receive their data in order to provide meaningful, valid consent. Transparency is the mechanism, but the purpose is consent. Accuracy (A) pertains to keeping data correct; integrity (C) pertains to data protection. The correct answer per the exam key is B (Consent), reflecting that disclosure of recipients is a prerequisite for valid consent under frameworks like GDPR.

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#Privacy Principles#Informed Consent#Privacy Notice#Data Recipients

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