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- Title
Interpreting the Right of Access to the Data Subject.
- Abstract
This document provides an overview of the interpretation of the right of access to personal data under data protection law in Austria. It explains that data subjects do not have the right to a finding of past violations of the right to information. The document also highlights the obligation of controllers to inform data subjects about automated decision-making and profiling measures, with additional requirements for particularly intrusive decision-making. A specific case is discussed where a complaint was filed against an address publisher and direct marketing company for not providing complete information about data recipients and processing logic. The Federal Administrative Court ruled in favor of the appellant, stating that they had fulfilled the data subject's right to information. The document concludes by discussing the possibility of appealing the decision based on the law.
- Subjects
AUTOMATED storage retrieval systems; STATE laws; DATA protection laws; GENERAL Data Protection Regulation, 2016; THIRD-party logistics; EUROPEAN Convention on Human Rights
- Publication
GRUR International: Journal of European & International IP Law, 2024, Vol 73, Issue 6, p600
- ISSN
2632-8550
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1093/grurint/ikae041