Our rights baseline
We apply a common baseline of privacy rights and add any stronger rights required by the law applicable to you.
- Access personal data we process about you.
- Correct or update inaccurate data.
- Request deletion or removal from ArabData results where applicable.
- Object to or restrict processing where provided by law.
- Withdraw consent where processing is based on consent.
- Request portability where applicable law provides it.
Remove professional contact data from ArabData
A person whose professional information appears in ArabData can request review and removal or suppression through the dedicated privacy channel.
After appropriate verification, we may delete or restrict displayable information and retain only a limited suppression record where needed to prevent the same information from being re-added later. The suppression record is not used for prospecting or marketing.
How to submit a request
Email info@arabdata.net and identify the request type and enough information for us to locate the correct record.
We may request reasonable information to verify identity or authority and prevent deletion or disclosure of another person’s data. We do not request more than necessary for verification.
Request types
| Request | What we review |
|---|---|
| Access | Personal data about you and required information about its processing. |
| Correction | Reasonable evidence that current information is inaccurate. |
| Deletion / Suppression | Removal of displayable data and prevention of re-ingestion where appropriate. |
| Objection / Restriction | The objection and applicable legal basis. |
| Portability | Applied where the law grants this right and it is technically applicable. |
Direct marketing
If an ArabData customer contacts you, direct any do-not-contact request to that sender as well; the customer controls its campaign and lawful basis. Removal from ArabData is separate from opting out of a specific customer campaign.
Regulatory complaints
You may have the right to complain to the competent data-protection authority in your jurisdiction. Nothing on this page limits mandatory rights granted by law.