(1) Where, following the conclusion of the contract, the consumer exercises their rights as a data subject under data protection law and where they make declarations governed by data protection law, the effectiveness of the contract remains unaffected.
(2) Where the consumer revokes consent they have previously granted under the rules on the protection of personal data or where they object to the further processing of their personal data, the trader may terminate a contract obligating it to a series of individual acts of supply of digital products or to the continuous supply of a digital product without observing a period of notice if, having regard to the scope of data processing that continues to be permissible and weighing the parties’ interests against each other, it cannot reasonably be required of the trader to continue the contractual relationship up until the agreed end of the contract or the expiration of a statutory or contractual period of notice.
(3) Claims of compensation on the part of the trader against the consumer because of a restriction of the permissible data processing caused by the exercise of the rights under data protection law or the fact of declarations governed by data protection law having been made are excluded.