The right to be forgotten on Redly: request to have your data erased

[Redly Team 29]

As a user you have the right to be "forgotten" on Redly. That means that you have the right to have all your data (this includes but is not limited to your profile page and all your posts, events, photos, comments and status messages) erased from Redly.

When you request to have your member account and information permanently deleted you will be offered two alternatives:

1. To delete all stored information and content provided by you to us on this website deleted
   This include, but is not limited to, your profile page, posts, events, photos, comments, status messages, attachments, as well as any stored IP addresses.
2. To delete your member account but retain your content
   If you choose this option, your content will be anonymised but not deleted. Your profile page will be deleted, but your posts, events, photos, comments, status messages, attachments, etc, that you have submitted to this website will not be deleted and will remain online on this website. Your content will be automatically anonymised, i.e. all posted content will be attributed to 'Guest'. Any stored IP addresses will be deleted. Note, this will not delete any identifiable information that you have published on this website in status updates, comments, posts, etc.

You can request your data to be removed from Redly here. Once the request has been received, your profile and data will be purged from Redly within 30 days.

Please note that once your request has been fulfilled and all your data has been removed it's not possible to restore your data or profile – once it's deleted it will be gone forever.

You are of course welcome to register a new account later if you so choose, but your old data will not be recoverable once deleted.

[Simon 119]

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