Noyb notes that many data controllers use automated systems that restrict how data subjects can exercise their GDPR rights, often limiting requests to specific formats that may not serve the data subject's interests. The organization highlights that such automated request forms can be overly complex or impractical.
Why it matters: The report warns that restrictive automated request processes may undermine GDPR rights.
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