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Privacy rights · Last updated May 11, 2026

Your data, your call.

Access it, delete it, correct it, or take it elsewhere. We respond to every request within 30 days (45 in complex cases, with a heads-up). Exercising these rights never affects your access to the service or the price you pay.

Your rights

Six things you can ask us to do.

How to ask

Two ways to file a request.

What to include in your request

  • Your account email (the one you signed up with).
  • Which right you’re exercising (access, delete, correct, etc.).
  • Optional: a brief reason, so we can route your request to the right person.
  • If you’re submitting on behalf of someone else (e.g., as their legal agent under CCPA), include proof of authorisation.

We may need to verify your identity before honoring a request. For most requests, a confirmation email to your account address is enough. For high-risk requests (large data exports, deletions), we may ask you to confirm via a second channel.

What happens next

Our response timeline.

  1. Day 0

    You file the request

    Email or web form. You get an auto-acknowledgement within minutes with a ticket reference.

  2. Day 1–3

    We verify your identity

    A confirmation email to your account address; we may ask one follow-up question.

  3. Day 3–14

    We process the request

    Access requests: we compile a JSON export. Deletion: we run the deletion across all processors. Correction: we update the field.

  4. Day 30 (max)

    We close the loop

    You get a final confirmation with the action we took. For access requests, you get the data as a download link valid for 14 days.

If we got it wrong

You can complain to a regulator.

We hope you give us a chance to fix it first — email support@rnpocketpal.com with subject [ESCALATE] and the founder reviews it personally. But you also have the right to lodge a complaint with the relevant supervisory authority:

  • UK: Information Commissioner’s Office — ico.org.uk
  • EU: Your national Data Protection Authority — find yours via EDPB
  • California: California Privacy Protection Agency — cppa.ca.gov
  • Other US states: your state Attorney General’s office (Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Utah, Texas, Oregon, Montana, etc.)

See also our privacy policy for the full data-handling posture, and our cookie policy for tracking specifics.