According to the data protection laws, you have the right to exercise control over your personal data and to obtain information about how we process your personal data. You can contact us if you want to exercise any of your rights.
Request a register extract of personal data
You have the right to obtain information about your personal data that we process. You can obtain this by requesting a register extract from us.
Rectify inaccurate or incomplete personal data
If it turns out that we process personal data about you that is inaccurate, you have the right to request a rectification of the personal data. You can also request to have incomplete personal data about you completed.
Erasure of your personal data
You have the right to have any or all of your personal data erased. This is also referred to as the right to be forgotten. In certain cases we cannot erase all of your personal data. In such case this would be due to the fact that we need to store your personal data due to a contractual relationship or law.
Restrict how we process your personal data
In certain situations you have the right to demand that our processing of your personal data be restricted for a period of time. This can pertain, for example, to a situation where you believe data about you is inaccurate and we need to verify it. It can also pertain to a situation where you object to processing that we base on a legitimate interest. In such case we must verify if our grounds override yours.
Object to how we process your personal data
If we process your personal data on the grounds of a legitimate interest, you can object to this processing. In order for us to be able to continue processing such personal data, we must be able to show that we have compelling, legitimate grounds for this processing that override your interests and rights. You can read more about legitimate interests in the sections above: When we have a legitimate interest"
Transfer your personal data to another party
If we process your personal data on the grounds of an agreement or consent, you have the right to receive the personal data that you yourself have provided to us. Where technically feasible, you also have the right to data portability, i.e. to have the personal data transmitted to another party.
Submit an objection to the supervisory authority
If you have an objection about how we have processed your personal data, you can turn to the supervisory authority concerned.
Sweden: Data Protection Authority (Datainspektionen).
Luxembourg:Commission Nationale pour la Protection des Données
Finland: Data Protection Ombudsman
and the relevant authority of the Member State in which the Data Subject resides or works in accordance with the provisions of Article 77 of the GDPR
Read more on the Data Protection Authority's website
Swedish Data Protection Authority
Luxembourgish Data Protection Authority
Finnish Data Protection Authority