I admire the balls of staff who have already become arsey about us having their data. The same people who will happily click through the accept / confirm buttons on their mobile apps without reading the privacy notices.Originally Posted by SWv2
We are going to Mailchimp the ass out of it this afternoon.
Most people will just ignore it.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Yes, privacy policy fatigue is quite the thing this week.We are going to Mailchimp the ass out of it this afternoon.
Most people will just ignore it.
As will be people passively withdrawing their consent from organisations who they would actually like to be remembered by.
Dear Facebook. Here is absolutely everything there is to know about me, in full embarrassing detail. Please use it as you see fit.
I have lost count of the number received to my personal email address, more or less all of which I have ignored with no action on my behalf. At this stage I am unsure if I have passively withdrawn my consent or not.
I did read one earlier today (from my off-licence) which said there was no need for me to do anything and that my silence would be enough to remain in touch.
positive opt in, isn't it?I have lost count of the number received to my personal email address, more or less all of which I have ignored with no action on my behalf. At this stage I am unsure if I have passively withdrawn my consent or not.
I did read one earlier today (from my off-licence) which said there was no need for me to do anything and that my silence would be enough to remain in touch.
no communication = no consent
edit: your off-licence emails you?
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
I thought it was supposed to be a positive affirmative action though our PP email is just providing a link to the updated document and offering them a chance to Unsubscribe.
No defined re-consenting requirement. Approved by Arthur Cox Solicitors.
p.s. I have a loyalty card. Quite the customer you know.
It seems that loyalty cards are being treated as legit interests, so active consent not required. I ploughed through the Marks & Sparks PP to learn that.I thought it was supposed to be a positive affirmative action though our PP email is just providing a link to the updated document and offering them a chance to Unsubscribe.
No defined re-consenting requirement. Approved by Arthur Cox Solicitors.
p.s. I have a loyalty card. Quite the customer you know.
They probably send a man round to check on him if he isn't in every day
He probably has them delivered like milk.
That fateful day when the beer bottles left by them start to mount up on his doorstep
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Just in (not a loyalty card):
"As long as you don’t withdraw your consent, you’ll continue to receive marketing communications via email."
It's a madness. Nobody knows what the fúck is going on.
Emery out?
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