This allows pages that use the terms and conditions UI to define custom buttons that allow the user to visit a link or examine files prior to accepting the terms and conditions.
Implementation of legal requirements:
- mod.io Terms and Conditions seem to be a contract that every user agrees to by using the service. So the user should be informed thereof or the contract might be void.
- GDPR requires the mod.io users to be informed of various rights that should be present in the Privacy Policy of mod.io - at the time the service is used IIRC.
Arguably implementation of legal requirements:
- transparency: UserReporter user can see the data he is goign to upload before it is uploaded following rP21868 and this information dialog.
- transparency: UserReporter use can see how his data is going to be used on the website.
- right to access: user can check the UserReporterID and might ideally use it as an authentication token to exercise GDPR rights without necessarily having to identify the natural person
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