The company is “Freedom Internet” in St. Cruz, Tenerife.
I’ve posted a review calling them out but they are stating:
- What they are doing is entirely legal <-- Source for pre-ticked checkboxes: https://www.natlawreview.com/article/top-european-court-rules-pre-checked-cookie-consent-boxes-invalid – Source for not having a privacy policy that is referenced in contract: https://gdpr.eu/data-privacy/
- That the contract states they only share information with installers so they can provide the service… <-- this is an outright lie as per the privacy policy.
Can anyone tell me if the above is true?
They agreed to remove clause #2 (promotional offers) but said 1 and 3 checkboxes must be kept.
Also, can anyone access their privacy policy? I reported it as being a faulty URL but they state it works…
Notes: Edits for clarity and typos.
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