How can I legally obtain, use and share someone else's personal data?
How can I legally obtain, use and share someone else's personal data?
user
You can legally obtain, use and share someone else's personal data if you have their explicit consent. If the personal data is sensitive and subject to higher levels of protection, such as health or financial information, then you may also be required to comply with applicable laws governing the protection of this type of data. You should ensure that all requests for consent are clear and unambiguous and do not violate any rights of the person from whom you seek permission.
assistant
How can I legally obtain, use and share someone else's personal data?
user
It is generally illegal to obtain, use or share someone else's personal data without their consent, except under certain exceptions. If the personal data has been released into the public domain by the data owner and is not subject to specific restrictions, it may be obtained and used legally. In some cases, where obtaining permission from the individual involved may be too burdensome or otherwise impractical, collecting and using such data may be permissible with an appropriate legal justification in place (such as compelling public interest). Data can also be shared without additional consent if allowed by applicable laws.
assistant