A data subject demands portability of inferred credit scores created solely by the controller’s algorithms. How does portability typically treat such inferred data?
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Short Explanation
Portability is mostly about packing up what you brought to the relationship—not every score the controller dreamed up about you. Inferences can matter for access and other rights, but they are not automatically in the portability suitcase. Know provided versus derived.
Full Explanation
Guidance on Article 20 commonly distinguishes data actively and knowingly provided by the data subject (and observed data in some analyses) from inferred or derived data generated by the controller. Credit scores created by the controller’s models generally fall in the inferred category and are outside the core portability set, even though other rights such as access or contesting automated decisions may still apply.