2026-05-21 13:47 UTC
Further to this, getting consent once is not getting consent in perpetuity.
If person B says it's ok for you to give their phone number to person A, and then person C asks you for person B's phone number, you cannot give it out again just because person B said it was ok for person A.
Person B needs to explicitly give consent again to give their phone number to person C.
Just because you "have" the data does not mean you "own" the data.
Consent once does not mean consent forever.
#privacy
Replies (2)
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@TexJoachim@blabber.rocks 2026-05-21 13:51
@totalclaireity@toot.lgbt Isn't this common sense? I mean, this is how I have always handled it.
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@sindarina@ngmx.com 2026-05-21 21:10
@totalclaireity@toot.lgbt Informed, enthusiastic consent, revocable! ✊🏻