Duty LXD-1557
Sends automated outreach, in Nicaragua
Ley No. 787, Ley de Protección de Datos Personales, rights of data subjectssince 7 lines
Ley No. 787, arts. 7, 10, 16-21, 25-26 (rights of data subjects) · Read the law's page
- Before obtaining a data subject's personal data, tell them, expressly and clearly, the purpose and possible recipients, the existence and location of the file and who is responsible for it, whether answering is mandatory or optional, the consequences of refusing or of giving inaccurate data, and their rights of access, rectification, and cancellation.
- On a data subject's request, suppress and cancel their personal data from a social network, browser, or server, and, once your contractual relationship with them ends, suppress and cancel the personal data you collected during it.
- Tell a data subject about the privacy policies you adopt and notify them of any change to those policies.
- Answer a data subject's request for information about their personal data within ten business days, in writing, electronically, by phone, by image, or by another means they choose, clearly and covering the whole of their own data without revealing a third party's.
- Rectify, modify, suppress, complement, include, update, or cancel a data subject's personal data on request within five business days, notify any assignee of the correction within five business days, block the disputed data while you verify a claimed error, and do this free of charge; you may refuse only where a judicial decision orders you not to modify the data, and you must then tell the data subject of that decision.
- Include personal data in a file built for advertising, promotions, offers, or direct sale only with the data subject's consent or from a publicly accessible source, give the data subject free access to it, and let them request removal from it at any time.
- Do not send electronic advertising to a person who has expressly stated they do not want to receive it, offer every recipient of an electronic advertisement the means to refuse further advertising or revoke consent, and keep a contract proving the personal data you use for marketing were obtained with consent or from a public access source.