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Is Pandora's box opening? Legitimate interest in the amendment of Law 19,628, on the protection of privacy
The paper examines the inclusion of legitimate interest in the reform of personal data protection legislation in Chile. First, it describes the basic elements of legitimate interest as a basis for lawful processing of personal data. Next, it reviews how the bill amending Law 19,628, On the Protectio
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