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by bennyelv
962 days ago
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In the context of a business email address GDPR is far less restrictive. See GDPR Recital 47 (7):
https://gdpr-info.eu/recitals/no-47/ Direct marketing is not explicitly banned. If you have a reason to believe that the data subject in question (a B2B person operating in the context of their work) is interested in buying your stuff then you could claim "legitimate interest" and process their contact details/market to them. That's what people are relying on at the moment. Whether all the data protection authorities in all the member states will agree with the market's assessment of this remains to be seen... |
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