PDPF · Question #89
According to the principle of purpose limitation, data should not be processed beyond the legitimate purpose defined. However, further processing is allowed in a few specific cases, provided that…
The correct answer is D. For direct marketing and commercial purposes. For archiving purposes in the public interest. Incorrect. With the safeguards in place, further allowed for archiving purposes in the public interest. For direct marketing and commercial purposes. Correct. This is not a purpose that is allowed, if it is not the original…
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According to the principle of purpose limitation, data should not be processed beyond the legitimate purpose defined. However, further processing is allowed in a few specific cases, provided that appropriate safeguards for the rights and freedoms of the data subjects are taken. For which purpose is further processing not allowed?
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- AFor archiving purposes in the public interest
- BFor generalized statistical purposes
- CFor scientific or historical research purposes
- DFor direct marketing and commercial purposes
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B7% (2)
- D90% (26)
Explanation
For archiving purposes in the public interest. Incorrect. With the safeguards in place, further allowed for archiving purposes in the public interest. For direct marketing and commercial purposes. Correct. This is not a purpose that is allowed, if it is not the original legitimate purpose of the processing. (Literature: A, Chapter 2) For generalized statistical purposes. Incorrect. With the safeguards in place, further processing is allowed for generalized statistical purposes. For scientific or historical research purposes. Incorrect. With the safeguards in place, further processing is allowed for research purposes.
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