For EU and UK users, TaskRabbit uses a legal justification called 'legitimate interests' to process your contact information, identity data, and booking data for purposes including marketing and analytics.
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Legitimate interests is a flexible legal basis that doesn't require your consent, meaning TaskRabbit may process your data for marketing-related purposes without explicitly asking you.
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Compare across platforms →The reliance on legitimate interests (GDPR Article 6(1)(f)) for marketing-adjacent processing activities — including contact and identity data — may be challenged under the balancing test if users' rights and interests override those of TaskRabbit.
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Legitimate interests is a flexible legal basis that doesn't require your consent, meaning TaskRabbit may process your data for marketing-related purposes without explicitly asking you.
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