For processing on a public marketing website, the only privacy notice is a PDF placed behind an account login wall. What accessibility problem does that create under Article 12?
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Short Explanation
If the public can be tracked on the site, the public should reach the notice without creating an account first. Easy access is the rule—burying the PDF behind a login fails that test.
Full Explanation
Article 12 requires that information be provided in an easily accessible form. For processing tied to a public website experience, placing the only notice behind authentication obstructs access for data subjects who have not logged in. PDF format is not forbidden, public websites are not outside GDPR when personal data are processed, and login walls do not satisfy accessibility by default.