Notice: This document is an unofficial translation of the Swedish Authority for
Privacy Protection’s draft decision. Only the Swedish version is authentic. 1(2)
COMPLAINANT
See appendix
CONTROLLER
SkatePro ApS
Swedish ref.:
IMY-2023-113 Decision under the General Data
IMI ref: Protection Regulation
IMI A56 534978
IMI case register:
563146
Date:
2025-02-19
Decision of the Authority for Privacy Protection
IMY adopts the Danish Data Protection Authority´s decision in Appendix 1 pursuant to
Article 60(8) of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and closes the case.
Presentation of the supervisory case
On the 4th of January 2023 the complainant filed his complaint with the Swedish
Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY). On the 5th of July 2023 IMY sent the complaint
to the Danish Data Protection Authority as the case concerns cross-border processing
and SkatePro ApS has its main establishment in the Netherlands. The Danish Data
Protection Authority has investigated the matter and issued a decision pursuant to
Article 60(3) GDPR. None of the supervisory authorities concerned has expressed an
objection to the draft decision pursuant to Article 60 (4) GDPR.
Statement of reasons for the decision
The Danish Data Protection Authority has stated in its draft decision that the
investigation has shown that SkatePro has now deleted the complainants personal
information from all their systems, and that SkatePro does not seem to use “forced
consent” as addressed in your complaint, as present.. In light thereof and that none of
the supervisory authorities concerned have expressed an objection to the draft
decision IMY adopts the decision pursuant to Article 60(8) GDPR.
The case is therefore closed.
Postal address:
Box 8114
104 20 Stockholm
Sweden
Appendix
Website: The complainant’s personal data
www.imy.se
E-mail:
[email protected]
Telephone:
+46 (8) 657 61 00
Swedish Authority Our ref.: IMY-2023-113 2(2)
for Privacy Protection Date: 2025-02-19
How to appeal
If you wish to appeal the decision, you should write to the Swedish Authority for
Privacy Protection (IMY). Indicate in the letter which decision you wish to appeal and
the change you are requesting. The appeal must have been received by IMY no later
than three weeks from the day you received the decision. If the appeal has been
received in time, IMY will then forward it to the Administrative Court in Stockholm for
review.
You can e-mail the appeal to IMY if it does not contain any privacy-sensitive personal
data or information that may be covered by confidentiality. IMY’s contact information is
shown in the first page of the decision.