Rectification and erasure Sample Clauses

The 'Rectification and erasure' clause establishes the right of individuals or parties to have inaccurate personal data corrected and, in certain circumstances, to have their data deleted. In practice, this clause typically outlines the process for requesting corrections to errors or omissions in stored information, and may specify the conditions under which data must be erased, such as when it is no longer necessary for the purposes for which it was collected. Its core function is to ensure data accuracy and privacy, addressing potential issues of outdated or incorrect information and supporting compliance with data protection regulations.
Rectification and erasure. 8.1. We shall, at our discretion, either (i) provide you with the ability to rectify or delete Personal Data via the functionalities of the Services, or (ii) rectify or delete Personal Data as instructed by you. If this requires your or your Authorized Entities’ support, you shall provide all necessary support and procure the support of the respective Authorized Entity for us to fulfill this obligation. 8.2. After termination of the DSMA, we will delete or anonymize your Personal Data stored on the Platform, unless we are required to retain such data in accordance with Laws. You acknowledge that part of your Personal Data may be retained by us as part of our disaster recovery backup of the Platform until deletion of such files in accordance with our policies.
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Rectification and erasure. Enlighted shall, at its own discretion, either (i) provide Company with the ability to rectify or erase Personal Data via the functionalities of the Services, or (ii) rectify or erase Personal Data as instructed by Company.
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Rectification and erasure. Company shall, at its own discretion, either (i) provide Slovenia Post with the ability to rectify or erase Personal Data via the functionalities of the Services, or (ii) rectify or erase Personal Data as instructed by Slovenia Post.
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