On 05/01/2022 17:44, Marc wrote:
Where people are sending email to public
mailing lists, there is no presumption of privacy.
I think the legislation is like this: the privacy is legislation is always
applicable, there are no conditions under which there is 'no presumption of
privacy'
Marc
my understanding of the GDPR legislation is that it defines what is
considered lawful processing. One of those items that makes the
processing lawful is consent. If I send an email to a public mailing
list I think it's fair to say that I am providing consent. I was not
suggesting that the legislation does not apply.
John
