GDPR Subject Rights

GDPR Subject Rights

1. Right to be informed

   • Fair processing information provided through a privacy notice

2. Right to access

   • Individuals have a right to obtain confirmation that their data is being processed, access to their personal data, other supplimetary data (larely corresponds to the privacy notice)

3. Right to rectification

   • Individuals entitled to have incomplete or inaccurate data rectified, any 3rd partys that have been given the individuals information shall be informed if possible, individuals will be informed which third partys have been informed.

4. Right to Erasure

   • Individual can request that their data is deleted when there is no legitimate reason why processing should continue.
     • (right applies) When the user withdraws consent, user objects to processing.

5. Right to restrict processing

   • They can store enough data to ensure your data will not be processed in future.

6. Data Portability

   • Allows users to obtain, reuse, move, copy, transfer their personal data across different services in an easy, safe, secure, useable way.

7. Right to Object

   • Processing on legitimate reasons Direct marketing/profiling Archiving for historical/Scientific/statistical research processing

8. Rights related to automated decision making

   • Safeguards must be put in place to stop unfair fully automated decisions making.