One of your contacts is a PrivacyWallet user and interested in their personal data. On this page you will find out what to do next.
One of your contacts is a PrivacyWallet user and interested in their personal data. On this page you will find out what to do next.
You have recieved a data request because one of your contacts wants information regarding the personal data you store on them.
PrivacyWallet is a Personal Information Management app created in Denmark by Safe Online to help individuals and businesses cooperate to manage personal data, privacy, and minimize digital risk.
Responding to privacy requests is a serious matter for your company, with a strict deadline (usually 30 days) and hefty penalties for noncompliance.
If you need help to respond properly, check our tips below or book a call with us for 1:1 guidance on responding to your first request.
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Forward the data request to your DPO or the person responsible for data privacy.
Confirm you have received the request by forwarding it to the person who made it, using the verified contact information listed in the request.
If the type of personal information you store requires further verification, communicate directly with the requestor.
Collect/delete/correct/send data as requested within 30 days using the verified contact information listed.
Remember that local privacy regulations may protect your customers even if your company is in a different region, so make sure you are familiar with the rules that apply to you and to your customers.
Always communicate directly with the data subject once you’ve received a request. Personal data should only be shared with the verified requestor, never send it to us or to any other person.
Privacy regulations give individuals the right to ask you to:
People have the right to find out if their data is being processed by you and/or get access to it.
GDPR Article 15; CCPA section 1798.100; PIPL Articles 18, 35, 45*
People have the right to have their data delivered to you or forwarded to a third party of their choice in a commonly used and machine-readable format.
GDPR Article 20; CCPA section 1798.100; PIPL Article 45*
People have the right to ask for rectification of incorrect data or add missing information to their personal data.
GDPR Article 16; CCPA section 1798.106; PIPL Article 46*
People have the right to object to the processing of their personal data in certain situations to stop or prevent you from processing their personal data.
GDPR Article 21; PIPL Article 44, CCPA 1798.120 (opt out of data sale)*
People have the right to limit the way you use their personal data.
GDPR Article 18; PIPL Article 44, CCPA 1798.120 (opt out of data sale)*
People have the right to request deletion of their personal data in certain situations, e.g. when the data is no longer necessary for the purpose for which it was collected.
GDPR Article 17; CCPA section 1798.105; PIPL Article 47 *
People have the right to be informed of any personal data breach that could likely result in harm to their rights and freedoms.
GDPR Article 34; PIPL Article 57*
*Regulations that apply to you may vary, but most follow the GDPR‘s lead when it comes to individual rights and data privacy requests.
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