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SCENARIO C05 · NOTICE, PURPOSE & CONSENT

A product wants to send personalised promotions after a customer provided data for a requested service. What should it avoid?

IN PLAIN ENGLISH

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BEST NEXT STEP

Treating the requested service use as blanket permission for personalised marketing.

Do not expand voluntarily supplied data beyond the requested purpose without analysing the additional use.

WHY THE OTHER INSTINCTS MISS

Best answer

Treating the requested service use as blanket permission for personalised marketing.

Correct. The service purpose and an additional promotional purpose need their own analysis and, where consent is used, a specific choice.

Option 2

Offering a separate optional marketing choice.

A genuine, specific optional choice can be part of a sound design; it is not the thing to avoid.

Option 3

Recording which purpose the customer selected.

Purpose evidence helps the team enforce the choice and respond to withdrawal.

BUILD THIS EVIDENCE

Separate purpose decision, marketing choice and suppression control.

This artefact supports review. It does not certify compliance or replace advice on your facts.

Guidance type
legal requirement
Pinpoint
Act ss. 6(1) and 7(a); G.S.R. 843(E)
Reviewed
2026-08-30
Change note
Status and pinpoint reviewed against the official Act, final Rules, commencement notification and corrigendum for this educational website.

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