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About
Privacy rights support for ordinary South Africans
DataRights helps consumers understand where their personal information may be exposed, submit POPIA requests where appropriate, and track what happens next.
What DataRights does
DataRights is a South African digital exposure protection service. It helps subscribers scan for likely exposure, prepare POPIA Section 24 deletion or correction requests, send those requests to covered data holders, and track responses in a clear Privacy Control Center.
The service is practical and evidence-based. We distinguish between a request sent, a broker acknowledgement, a confirmed deletion, a refusal, an overdue response, and an escalation record.
Submit requests
Paid plans help prepare and submit POPIA requests to covered organisations where the workflow supports it.
Track responses
DataRights tracks request status, response deadlines, broker replies, and escalation options where appropriate.
What DataRights does not promise
DataRights does not guarantee deletion. Some organisations may have a lawful basis to keep certain records, especially where credit, tax, fraud-prevention, or legal-retention duties apply. When that happens, the goal is to record the response clearly and show the next practical option.
How we work
- We keep consent, service authorisation, and marketing consent separate.
- We avoid collecting more personal information than the workflow needs.
- We keep service emails concise and avoid sensitive personal details in subject lines.
- We use plain language so customers can see what has happened and what remains pending.
Service standards
- Request records should show what was sent, when it was sent, and what response was received.
- Confirmed deletion is used only when the available evidence supports that status.
- Privacy questions route to the Information Officer at privacy@datarights.co.za.
Start with your exposure picture
Run a free scan to see the problem first, or compare plans if you already know you want DataRights to submit requests and track responses.