A company claims the right to rectification never applies to any recorded opinion about a person. How should that claim be assessed?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Calling something an opinion does not let you keep a wrong birthday or a made-up address. Facts that are wrong get fixed. True subjective views are a different animal from false statements dressed up as takes.
Full Explanation
Article 16 requires controllers to rectify inaccurate personal data without undue delay. Personal data can include recorded opinions, but the accuracy analysis distinguishes objectively incorrect factual assertions from genuine value judgments. Controllers cannot evade rectification of false factual personal data merely by labelling records as opinions.