Audiotarkoituksissa

Audiotarkoituksissa is a Finnish noun phrase that denotes the intended or authorized purposes for which audio material or data may be used. The term combines audio- with tarkoitus (purpose) and is inflected with the locative suffix -issa, yielding a gloss such as "in audio purposes" or "for audio purposes" in English.

In Finnish policy, contract, and regulatory writing, audiotarkoituksissa describes the scope or boundary of processing related to audio content. It is commonly found in privacy notices, consent forms, license agreements, accessibility guidelines, and research protocols to clarify that the handling of audio data is restricted to the stated purposes.

Usage considerations include the principle of purpose limitation under data protection frameworks. Examples include recording interviews for transcription and analysis, collecting voice samples for speech recognition, and broadcasting audio streams under license terms. Uses beyond audiotarkoituksissa typically require new consent or a different legal basis.

Ethics and law notes emphasize consent, data minimization, and retention limits. In practice, audiotarkoituksissa is linked to recommendations for anonymization or pseudonymization when feasible and to rights such as access, withdrawal of consent, and the prohibition of secondary uses without authorization.

See also: data protection, consent, purpose limitation, privacy policy, audio data.