Legal Ground / Basis
The GDPR specifies six legal grounds (or legal basis) that allow a Controller (typically an organization) to process personal data. The applicable legal ground depends on the type of personal data and the type of processing. The six legal bases include:
- Consent
- Necessary for the performance of a contract
- Legal obligation
- Vital interest of the data subject or another person
- A task carried out in public interest
- Legitimate interest of the controller
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