Compliance and clearance

Consent

A freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication that someone agrees to their data being processed. Must be as easy to withdraw as to give, and cannot be inferred from silence or inactivity.
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In practice, for a UK buyer

The paragraph above is the neutral answer. This is the part a vendor glossary leaves out.

In advertising, consent is usually collected far upstream by a publisher or a data vendor and passed down the chain as an encoded string. 'Consent-chained' means a provider asserts that chain exists — not that anyone downstream has verified every link in it, and this site is careful not to imply otherwise. Withdrawal propagation, meaning that a withdrawal upstream actually stops downstream processing, is the part most implementations handle worst.

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