The phrase 'revoke consent' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to withdraw or cancel your permission or agreement on a certain matter. For example: She revoked her consent to the contract when she found out the full terms.
A consumer may also revoke consent at any time in the manner made available to the consumer for providing consent.
And where does that leave someone who wants to revoke consent?
Users were also given a 30-day window to revoke consent via the settings in the app — after which they would be unable to withdraw consent.
Regardless of the decision-making standard used to provide consent, proxies should be appropriately qualified (e.g., properly acquainted with the patient and available to be present during the course of the research so that they will be ready to revoke consent if the burdens become too great) and not subject to potential conflicts of interest [9].
Denham said the ICO intends to keep "pushing", along with its fellow European DPAs, for WhatsApp users to be provided with more information about how data shared with Facebook will be used; as well as for a clearer description of the choice they have to share or not to share; and for users to have an ongoing choice to revoke consent.
A recent constitutional challenge filed in BC's Supreme Court argues that the Mental Health Act as its written denies patients "the right to give, refuse or revoke consent to psychiatric treatment, regardless of those patients' actual capability to do so".
This includes what the individual was told at the time of consent (how their data would be used) and any record of revoked consent.
If a user ceases to consent or affirmatively revokes consent for Your collection, use or disclosure of his or her user or device data, You must promptly cease all use.
Device technical problems terminated one ALICE PDx study and three Watch PAT study; one patient revoked consent.
If the parent revokes consent, the third party must apply for custody based on the unfitness of the biological parent (as discussed above).
For instance, PayPal now says that it will not market to customers using automated calls and texts without explicit written consent; customers can revoke that consent at any time by contacting support; and customers will be able to use PayPal's service even if they don't agree to receiving autodialed calls and texts.
