"The letter of the law says that even if it's consent, under the age of 18 you cannot give consent to share your naked image," Mr. Welsh said.
"According to the UAE Penal Code, he who indulges in sexual intercourse with a woman to whom he is not married even if it is with her consent, will be sentenced to no less than a year in jail" [ 8].
"As a doctor here in Mexico, it's illegal to take a picture of a patient without their prior consent, even if it's for medical purposes.
Any data that is held without this level of consent, even if it was collected prior to the GDPR, will be considered illegal.
How much it matters whether they have been or not will be discussed below under the topic of consent, since the central question is whether a good government can be legitimate even if it does not have the actual consent of the people who live under it; hypothetical contract and actual contract theories will tend to answer this question differently.
One might go along with a regime on the basis of the instrumentalist conception of authority or even the consent approach even if it is not democratic.
That remark is clearly aimed at Facebook's developer platform, which allowed app publishers to build apps that posted to users' walls and timelines, and send messages to friends, often without user's understanding – even if it the app technically had their "consent" to do so.
We can hypothesise that respondents felt that the impact of alcohol on cognitive functioning could result in a defendant genuinely believing that consent was present even if it was not.
Another consent-based argument for the claim that democracy is necessary for legitimate authority asserts that when people participate in the democratic process, by their act of participation they consent to the outcome, even if it goes against them.
Instructions for considering the effects of subject identification were found in the instructions of two journals, one of which instructed authors to pay attention to the possibility that children may have future regrets about the publication of their identifying information, even if their parents consented to it at the time.
