What is personal data?
Personal data, as related to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), is data that by itself (or in combination with other information) can be traced to a person. Examples of personal data include; names, addresses, hometown, licence plate number, personnel number, e-mail address or video images.
What personal data does Digidentity collect and retain?
For specific and up to date information on the data that Digidentity collects, please see the terms and conditions and data retention policy on our web page: https://www.digidentity.eu/en/documentation/
Why does Digidentity process personal data?
Collecting and processing personal data is inextricably connected to the products and services that Digidentity provides. A verified online identity can only be established using this data, as without it, anyone could apply for an online identity in your place.
What happens if I do not give consent for Digidentity to collect, process and store personal data?
In this case, unfortunately it will not be possible for you to use our service as we will not be able to verify the information we need to verify your identity. If you have already provided consent, but choose to withdraw it, Digidentity will no longer collect, process or store your personal data and will cease to provide you with access to its products and services.