GDPR rights and how to exercise them
Under GDPR and Dutch privacy law, you have comprehensive rights over your personal data. This page explains each right and how to exercise them with Lensym.
The fundamental data protection rights you have under GDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) grants you comprehensive rights over your personal data. As a Netherlands-based company, we are committed to making these rights easy to understand and exercise.
Your right to clear information about how we use your data
You have the right to clear, transparent information about how we collect, use, and protect your personal data.
Your right to see what personal data we have about you
Your right to correct inaccurate personal data
Update directly in your account settings:
Manage through survey tools:
Your right to have your personal data deleted
Delete specific data through your account:
Permanently delete your entire account:
Your right to limit how we use your data
When processing is restricted, we can only:
Your right to receive and transfer your personal data
Your right to object to certain types of processing
At Lensym, we make it easy to object because we:
Your right to withdraw consent for data processing
You can withdraw consent for any processing that is based solely on your consent, including:
Withdrawing consent doesn't affect the lawfulness of processing before you withdrew it. We may continue processing your data if we have another legal basis (like contract performance or legitimate interests).
Step-by-step guide to using your data protection rights
Address: privacy@lensym.com
Subject: [Right Name] Request
Response time: Within 30 days
Location: Account Settings
Available for: Access, rectification, deletion
Response time: Immediate
Your options if we don't handle your request properly
If you're not happy with our response, you can escalate to our Data Protection Officer:
Email: dpo@lensym.com
Subject: Privacy Request Escalation
You can lodge a complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority:
If you're in another EU country, you can also contact your local data protection authority. They can coordinate with the Dutch authority on your behalf.
Common questions about your data protection rights
No, exercising your data protection rights is completely free. We may charge a reasonable fee for excessive or repetitive requests, but this is rare.
We must respond within one month (30 days). In complex cases, we may extend this by another two months, but we'll tell you if this is necessary and why.
In some cases, yes. For example, if fulfilling your request would harm others' rights or if we have overriding legitimate grounds. We'll always explain our reasoning.
While GDPR specifically protects EU residents, we extend the same rights to all our users worldwide as part of our commitment to privacy.