CONSIMŢĂMÂNTUL UTILIZATORULUI ŞI TRANSFORMĂRILE SALE ÎN ECOSISTEMUL TEHNOLOGIC
USER CONSENT AND ITS TRANSFORMATIONS IN THE TECHNOLOGICAL ECOSYSTEM

Summary/Abstract: This article examines the structural limits of user consent in digital environments shaped by algorithmic systems, building upon the analytical framework developed in the previous study published in Universul Juridic. Using TikTok as a case study, the analysis explores how algorithmic architecture restricts the user’s actual ability to understand personal data processing, particularly in the case of minors. The study incorporates CJEU case law - Glawischnig-Piesczek v. Facebook, Planet49, Schrems II - and reviews sanctions imposed on TikTok by European and UK authorities. The article argues that DSA, DMA, and AI Act collectively signal a shift from individual consent toward the operator’s proactive algorithmic accountability.

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