What is Informed Consent?
Consent given after receiving full information about how data will be used
Informed consent is a fundamental principle in privacy protection requiring that consent for data processing be given only after the data subject receives full and clear information.
Requirements for informed consent:
• **Transparency** - Clear explanation of what data is collected • **Purpose** - Why data is collected and how it will be used • **Duration** - How long data will be retained • **Sharing** - With whom data will be shared • **Rights** - Explanation of data subject rights
Types of consent:
• **Explicit** - Active action like checking a box • **Implicit** - Consent derived from behavior (less recommended)
Under Amendment 13 and GDPR, explicit consent is required for processing sensitive data.
⚠️ This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For professional advice tailored to your organization, please consult a privacy protection expert.
Related Terms
GDPR - General Data Protection Regulation
European regulation protecting personal data, applying to any organization processing EU citizens' data
Amendment 13 to the Privacy Protection Law
A comprehensive amendment to Israeli Privacy Protection Law strengthening personal data protection
Data Subject Rights
The legal rights of an individual regarding their personal data
Cookie Consent
User consent for the use of cookies and tracking on a website
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