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Records of sales or bookings made by customers, used by organisations to see what is popular.
The right of an individual to keep their personal information confidential and control how it is used.
Recording the places a person visits using GPS, which continues unless the feature is switched off.
Files created by advertisers or analytics companies, used to follow a user's activity across many websites.
A small text file stored on a device that lets a website remember information about a user.
Permission given by a person for their personal data to be used or shared by an organisation.
Real-time geographical information from a device, used to provide services relevant to where the user is.
UK law that sets out rules for how organisations must collect, store and use personal information.
Small files made by the website being visited, which keep a user logged in or remember their basket.
Converting information into a different format or structure so that another service can use it.
Behaving in a fair and honest way with information, even if the law allows it.
An individual whose personal details are being collected, stored or processed by an organisation.