Legal / Privacy

Privacy deserves plain language.

Privacy information should be clear about how personal data is used, protected, retained, and accessed.

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Professional working in a bright private office — Privacy in practicePlain language makes important information easier to use.

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01 / Information handling

Fenriva's privacy information should explain what is collected, why it is needed, where it is stored, how long it is retained, and how clients can exercise their rights.

Important information deserves direct language and practical care.

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02 / The right route

What privacy information should cover

A privacy notice should set out the data categories used, the purpose for each use, retention periods, and the ways clients can exercise their rights.

Data categories and purpose
Lawful basis and retention
Rights and contact routes

Review and accountability

Privacy information should be kept current and reviewed for the entity, jurisdictions, and services in which Fenriva operates.

Regular policy review
Clear ownership
Appropriate legal oversight

Keep security information separate

Privacy information is not a substitute for security guidance. Clients should be able to find both quickly.

Security centre link
Safe contact expectations
Incident-response information

Next step

Privacy information should be easy to find and easy to understand.

For questions about safe contact and account protection, visit the Fenriva security centre.

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