Data and the use of the internet - Word Drop

The right to be forgotten, also called the right to erasure, lets a person ask an organisation to ______ their personal data. It applies when data has served its purpose and is no longer ______, or when a customer objects to marketing. The organisation must ______ with the request and should tell third parties to delete copies. Companies that fail to act can receive large ______. This right forms part of data protection law in the UK.

A cookie is a small ______ file that a website stores on a user's device. First party cookies manage logins and remember what is in a customer's shopping ______. Third party cookies track browsing to target ______. The law requires a website to get the user's ______ before it stores cookies, usually through a cookie banner.

Transactional data, such as sales records, can be analysed to find ______. This shows which products are popular, so the company can ______ them before they run out. However, organisations must protect customer ______. Any transactional data they hold must be kept ______. Organisations must also use this data only for lawful purposes.