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How it decides
Anyone calling to sell must say who they are and why they are calling. In Spain, since 2023 they need your prior consent or another legal basis, and you can ask where your number came from and object to further calls.
A company may only ask for the data it needs for what it says it will do. Your supplier already has your ID number and, if you pay by direct debit, your account. Your health, your schedule and who you live with are not needed to lower a bill.
When the company is the one calling, Spanish consumer law requires it to confirm the offer in writing, and you are only bound once you accept by signing or sending your agreement in writing. A code received by text counts as a signature. If you accept, you have 14 days to withdraw.
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Questions
It is made up, but every question comes from sales practices that exist. The rules the game applies are those of the GDPR, the Spanish Telecommunications Act and Spanish consumer law.
No. The game runs in your browser and sends nothing.
Because lying, insulting or accusing does not protect your data. What protects it is asking who is calling, asking for the offer in writing and refusing to give what is not needed, and none of that ends the call.
If you accepted a contract, you can withdraw within 14 days. If you gave bank details, tell your bank. You can also ask the company to stop using your data and complain to the Spanish data protection authority if it does not.
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