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A customer’s right to tell a business to stop using their data for its legitimate interests. For marketing emails an objection always wins, by any route, and Seedlark never asks why. Privacy Notice, paragraph 7.2 · Chapter 9 · see Legitimate interests, Soft opt-in
Explained in Chapter 9, Marketing Emails: Consent and the Soft Opt-In, of Consumer Terms.
Customers may stop the emails at any time. Under the UK GDPR, a customer has the right to object: to tell Seedlark to stop using their data for its legitimate interests. Paragraph 7.2 of the Privacy Notice gives that right for both uses that rest on legitimate interests: the analytics cookie and the emails.Read Chapter 9, Marketing Emails: Consent and the Soft Opt-In →
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