Privacy Request Statistics
11Privacy Request StatisticsOur annual transparency report on privacy requests from individuals and disclosure requests from Agencies.
Equatorium publishes an annual transparency report. It covers the privacy requests we receive from individuals and the disclosure requests we receive from our Agency customers, so that anyone outside Equatorium can see how identity-linked data moves through the Platform.
1What the report covers
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Each report covers one calendar year and includes:
- Privacy requests from individuals: the number of requests to know or access, delete, correct, opt out of sale, and limit the use of sensitive personal information; how many we complied with in whole or in part; how many we denied; and the median number of days we took to respond.
- Disclosure requests from Agencies: the number of requests submitted, released, denied, declined, withdrawn and expired, broken down by case type.
- Requests from other authorities and third parties: the number of requests we received under legal process or in an emergency from bodies that are not Agency customers, as described in Requests from Authorities & Third Parties, and how many resulted in disclosure. Where the law allows, requests under non-disclosure orders are reported in ranges.
Figures are aggregated so that no individual, Agency or case can be identified.
2How we count
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- A request is counted once, under the type the requester chose. A combined request, such as delete and opt out, is counted under each type.
- Complied with in whole or in part includes opt-outs we applied to an advertising ID even where we held no data for that ID.
- Denied includes requests we could not verify, requests from unauthorised agents, and requests the law allowed us to refuse.
- Median days runs from receipt to our substantive response.
- A disclosure request that expires before a decision is counted as expired, not as released.
3Getting the report
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The report is published here each year. A draft of the current report, including the underlying data where needed, is available on request from [email protected].
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