'customer consent' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an agreement made between a customer and a business in which the customer agrees to certain conditions or terms. For example, "The customer's consent was required before the sale could be completed."
Obtaining customer consent (and retaining evidence of consent) for opening new accounts.
They must use only data that they have earned through explicit customer consent.
Shifting norms and expectations of regulators and other enforcement authorities with respect to customer consent and uses of customer data.
There are a few laws, like the Video Privacy Protection Act, that prohibit businesses from releasing personally identifiable records, like video rental histories, without customer consent.
Living.com, a bankrupt Internet furniture retailer, will not be allowed to sell customer lists without customer consent under a settlement proposed by the office of the Texas attorney general, John Cornyn.
In claims denied by Google, Privacy International's Simon Davies asserts that there is 'an absence of contractual commitment to the security of data' and 'fundamental problems in achieving lawful customer consent'.
Under the GDPR, this data will be lost unless the customer consents to sharing this information.
The White House proposal would prohibit affiliates of large financial conglomerates, for example, an insurance company and a bank, from sharing information like medical records when a customer applies for a loan unless the customer consented.
The regulations planned in New York would prevent insurance companies from sharing medical records with affiliates or third parties unless the customer consents in writing, said Kevin Rampe, the general counsel for the Insurance Department.
The company said it might share mapping data with customers' consent, not sell it.
The Federal Reserve decided this month that banks must receive customers' consent before allowing them to overdraw their accounts.
