Definition
The right to erasure, often called the right to be forgotten (Article 17), allows any individual to obtain from the controller the erasure of their personal data under certain conditions (withdrawal of consent, valid objection, unlawfully processed data, etc.).
Context & regulatory framework
It comes with exceptions (legal retention obligations, freedom of expression, public interest). The response deadline is one month, extendable to three.
How we support you
Data Comply One supports you on Right to be forgotten with a complete compliance management platform and the expertise of our teams (DPO, CISO, consultants). The goal: help you reach and maintain compliance, calmly, at your own pace.
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