German court ruling: Schufa score must disadvantage consumer to trigger GDPR rights

A German court ruling clarifies that consumers only have a right to information about their Schufa score if the score causes them a disadvantage. The ARD legal editorial explains the decision, which narrows the scope of GDPR protections in credit scoring contexts. This sets a precedent for how credit scoring data is treated under EU privacy law.

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