Description: Negotiated Consent refers to an agreement reached between two or more parties regarding the use and processing of personal data, where each party has the opportunity to express their needs and concerns. This approach is based on the idea that consent should not be a mere formality but an active negotiation process that allows individuals to have real control over their personal information. Unlike implicit or unilateral consent, negotiated consent involves dialogue and mutual understanding of the terms and conditions governing data use. This type of consent is particularly relevant in a context where privacy and data protection are increasingly important, as it allows users to feel more secure and empowered in managing their information. The main characteristics of negotiated consent include transparency, fairness, and adaptability, meaning that parties can adjust the terms of the agreement according to their changing needs. In a digital world where personal data is a valuable resource, negotiated consent emerges as an ethical and responsible alternative that fosters trust among the parties involved.
