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GDPR and Automated Decision-Making Quiz
Review GDPR Article 22’s scope, significant-effect threshold, exceptions and safeguards, including the CJEU’s SCHUFA scoring ruling.
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Which GDPR article specifically addresses decisions based solely on automated processing?
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- Which GDPR article specifically addresses decisions based solely on automated processing?
- Article 22
- Article 5
- Article 17
- Article 35
- For Article 22 to apply, the automated decision must generally have what kind of effect?
- Any effect at all, even trivial ones
- A legal or similarly significant effect
- Only effects involving money
- Only effects on EU government employees
- Which of the following is a recognized exception that can permit solely automated decisions under Article 22?
- The company is headquartered outside the EU
- The data was collected before 2018
- The decision is based on the individual's explicit consent
- The decision is made on a weekend
- For an Article 22(2)(a) contract or (c) explicit-consent exception, which safeguard must the controller provide?
- No safeguard is required once an exception applies
- Only a right to erase all processing records
- A guarantee that the decision will be reversed
- The person can obtain human intervention, express their point of view, and contest the decision
- What does a human merely rubber-stamping an algorithm's output mean for Article 22?
- It does not count as meaningful human involvement, so the decision is still solely automated
- It removes all GDPR obligations
- It automatically makes the decision legal
- It converts the decision into a manual one
- The CJEU's SCHUFA ruling clarified that under GDPR, generating a credit score can itself:
- Be exempt from all data rules
- Constitute automated decision-making triggering Article 22 protections
- Only matter if the person lives in Germany
- Be ignored if a bank later uses it
- What kind of information can a person request about relevant automated decision-making under GDPR Article 15?
- The source code of every software component in all cases
- A guarantee that the decision will be reversed
- Meaningful information about the logic involved, significance, and envisaged consequences
- The identity of every training-data contributor
- When did the Court of Justice issue its SCHUFA scoring judgment in case C-634/21?
- December 7, 2016
- February 13, 2026
- October 1, 2026
- December 7, 2023
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