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The landscape of consent management tools – a data altruism perspective

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The report discusses the landscape of consent management tools, with a focus on the specific needs of Registered Data Altruism Organisations (RDAOs). The study is aimed at policymakers that may want to develop or procure consent management digital tools to enable data altruism, as well as at current and/or aspiring RDAOs that may want to learn about the typologies of solutions available on the market. The study categorizes the solutions into two types: consent-focused and consent-included, and further identifies eight distinct patterns of consent management solution offerings currently on the market. Each pattern is evaluated on its suitability for RDAOs through a number of factors such as maturity, modularity, technical complexity, scalability, and comprehensiveness. A long list of 170 potential digital consent solutions identified is provided in Annex 1. The report concludes that there exist digital consent solutions on the market that could be relatively easily adopted by RDAOs and serve their core needs of consent management. Specifically, it recommends solutions that follow the "core" consent management pattern, which focus exclusively on consent management and are flexible enough to cater to the diverse needs of RDAOs.

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  • LÄHTEENOJA Viivi & HIMANEN Joel & TURPEINEN Marko & SIGNORELLI Serena, 2024. "The landscape of consent management tools – a data altruism perspective," JRC Research Reports JRC137572, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc137572
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