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Law No. 81/2018, Arts. 86, 88, 89, 92, 99 to 101, 103, 105 and 32 (notice, objection, access and correction) · Read the law's page

• Tell the people you collect personal data from who you are or who your representative is, what the processing is for, whether answering is mandatory or optional, what follows from not answering, who the data will be sent to, and that they may access and correct it, and print that statement explicitly and clearly on the collection form itself.
• Where you did not collect the data from the person, tell them personally and explicitly what the data contains, what the processing is for and that they may object to it, unless they already know or telling them is impossible or takes an effort out of proportion to the benefit.
• Let a person object, for legitimate reasons, to the collection and processing of their personal data, including processing for commercial promotion, unless the law obliges you to collect it or they have already agreed to the processing.
• Let a person review and object, before the person responsible for processing, to the information and analyses used in the automated processing relating to them that is invoked against them.
• Answer a person's or their heir's question about whether their data is being processed, and give them a copy of the data at their request, in an understandable form where it is encoded, compressed or encrypted.
• Give, on the same request, the purposes, categories, source, subject and nature of the processing, the persons and categories of persons the data is sent to or who can access it, and the timing and purposes of that access.
• Charge no more than the cost of copying for that copy, and, if you refuse a request as arbitrary, repetitive or systematic, be ready to carry the burden of proving that it is.
• Correct, complete, update or erase personal data that is incorrect, incomplete, ambiguous, expired or incompatible with the purposes of processing, free of charge and within ten days of the request, and prove that you did it.
• Notify every third party the data was sent to of an amendment made at the request of its owner or their heirs, and make the same correction on your own initiative as soon as you learn of a reason to modify or cancel the data.
• Do not inform a person of processing that relates to the internal or external security of the State where informing them may endanger the objectives of the processing or that security.
• Mark an online promotional advertisement as a promotional advertisement and name the person it was placed for, send no unsolicited marketing email to a real person's name and address without their consent unless you obtained the address lawfully through a previous engagement with them, and put in every marketing email a reply address through which the recipient can ask to stop receiving them permanently and free of charge.
• Expect Articles 99, 100 and 101 not to reach processing carried out solely for literary or artistic expression or for the professional exercise of journalism, within the limits of the laws in force.