To process data subject rights requests, Adyen may require identity verification from the requesting individual and, for requests submitted through authorized representatives, signed permission documentation and direct identity verification of the data subject.
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This provision discloses that data subject rights requests are processed through a third-party privacy management service provider, and that identity verification information submitted in connection with rights requests is disclosed to that provider, which represents a secondary data processing relationship individuals should be aware of.
This provision establishes that exercising data subject rights requires submission of identity verification information, which the policy states will be disclosed to Adyen's third-party privacy management service provider. Requests submitted via authorized representatives require additional documentation including signed authorization and may require direct identity verification of the data subject.
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Compare across platforms →"To exercise your rights, your information will be disclosed to our privacy management third-party service provider. Please be informed that Adyen has implemented the appropriate safeguards to ensure your information is adequately protected. Please note that we may require additional information from you to verify your identity and process your request. Alternatively, you can submit a request through an authorized representative using the contact methods described below. If you use an authorized representative, we may require a copy of their signed permission to act on your behalf. We may also need to verify your identity directly and ask you to confirm the representative's authority.Excerpt from Adyen's Privacy Policy
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This provision discloses that data subject rights requests are processed through a third-party privacy management service provider, and that identity verification information submitted in connection with rights requests is disclosed to that provider, which represents a secondary data processing relationship individuals should be aware of.
This provision establishes that exercising data subject rights requires submission of identity verification information, which the policy states will be disclosed to Adyen's third-party privacy management service provider. Requests submitted via authorized representatives require additional documentation including signed authorization and may require direct identity verification of the data subject.
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