A privacy notice describes purposes only as "improving experience and other business purposes." What transparency problem does that wording create?
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Short Explanation
"Improving experience and other business purposes" is fog, not a purpose. People need to understand what you actually do with their data. Vague catch-alls fight transparency and purpose limitation.
Full Explanation
Articles 5(1)(b) and 12–14 require specified, explicit purposes and intelligible information. Catch-all phrases such as "improving experience" or "other business purposes" without meaningful detail fail to inform data subjects adequately. Latin drafting, arbitrary word limits, and EDPS pre-approval for every private controller are not GDPR rules.