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Check old customer data after the contract ends
After the contract ends, companies may still lawfully need certain data. Other data may have become unnecessary.
Read guide ›Unwanted advertising: Use data protection objection
When processing personal data for the purpose of direct advertising, you generally have the right to object at any time.
Read guide ›Data leak suspected: What steps can help now
After a suspected data breach, account protection and specific information about the incident should first be secured.
Read guide ›Identity abuse suspected: determine the data situation
Third-party contracts or unknown claims can be indications of misuse of personal data.
Read guide ›Apartment application rejected: Which data was checked?
Personal data can also be processed when looking for an apartment. The reason for rejection and data protection information must be considered separately.
Read guide ›Applicant data with the employer: information and storage
Even unsuccessful applications may contain personal data. Storage duration and rights depend on the specific processing context.
Read guide ›Online customer account blocked: data and basis for decision-making
When an account is suspended, a platform may use personal data related to security, contract usage, and possible violations.
Read guide ›Have old Google search results for your person removed?
Some search results point to old or inaccurate personal content. A distinction must be made between the source website and the search engine.
Read guide ›Incorrect forum post or profile information about me
A public post may contain inaccurate personal information. The right contact point is often the source of the content.
Read guide ›Restrict processing according to Art. 18 GDPR
In addition to deletion and correction, restriction of processing can be requested under certain conditions.
Read guide ›Data portability according to Art. 20 GDPR
Under certain conditions, personal data may be requested in a structured, common and machine-readable format.
Read guide ›Official information
In principle, you can assert statutory data protection rights yourself and free of charge.