GDPR Practice Question: The right to erasure under GDPR is also known as: | CyberCertPrep
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The right to erasure under GDPR is also known as:
A.The right to data portability
B.The right to be forgotten
C.The right to object
D.The right to rectification
Why B is correct
Article 17 establishes the right to erasure, commonly referred to as the 'right to be forgotten,' allowing data subjects to request deletion of their personal data in certain circumstances.
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