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Supreme Court: CRIF illegally collected data of millions in Austria. Way clear for class action!

Summary by noyb.eu
The Austrian Supreme Court decided: CRIF’s current practice of collecting data from address publishers violates the GDPR principle of ‘purpose limitation’

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The Supreme Court has confirmed three injunctions against CRIF. Address data from marketing sources could not be used for credit quality scores

·Vienna, Austria
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The purchase of data from address publishers for credit assessment is not permitted according to the rulings of the Supreme Court (OGH).

·Vienna, Austria
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Credit rating without real information about payment behaviour is permitted in Austria. The local Supreme Court has only something against address trading.

·Germany
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The CRIF credit agency is said to have illegally acquired data from private individuals for years. The Supreme Court came to this conclusion. Those affected could be entitled to up to EUR 500 in compensation.

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noyb.eu broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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