noyb.eu lodged a GDPR complaint with the Austrian Data Protection Authority against credit rating agency CRIF for assigning a credit score of 446 despite claiming no personal data was stored. The score caused an electricity supplier to refuse a contract with the consumer. The complaint cites violations of data accuracy and lack of transparency in automated decision‑making.
Why it matters: The case highlights GDPR enforcement on opaque credit scoring that can deny essential services.
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