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Only platforms’ shaping of data access under the GDPR: an empirical study of the uses of data download packages
Abstract Access rights in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) aim to empower individuals, but these also hold potential for lawful purposes beyond individual data protection. Researchers may for instance ask individuals to donate data they obtained from access requests to online platforms
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