What does the term "Limiting Use" refer to within PIPEDA's privacy principles?

The term "Limiting Use" within the context of PIPEDA (Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act) specifically refers to the principle that personal information should only be used for the purposes for which it was collected, or for purposes that are consistent with those original purposes. This principle ensures that organizations do not use personal data in ways that are unexpected or for unrelated purposes without obtaining further consent from the individual. By limiting the use of personal information strictly to specified purposes, PIPEDA promotes accountability and protects individuals' privacy rights, allowing them to have better control over their personal information. This practice is fundamental to fostering trust between individuals and organizations in the handling of personal data.