The direct answer
Consent language should describe how the submitted information is handled. A broad marketing statement may not fit a simple project inquiry.
A practical check
Compare the form wording with current privacy practices and the receiving workflow. Identify any marketing subscription or third-party processing separately.
Choosing the next step
Align the explanation with the actual process and obtain appropriate legal review where needed. Do not treat a checkbox as proof that all privacy obligations are satisfied.
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