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Collect what is needed
Data collection should be necessary and proportionate to a defined service or business purpose. Precise location and operational context are treated as sensitive by design.
Privacy
Purposeful data. Clear responsibility.
Customer control, minimisation, security and transparency shape how ProximityLink approaches information.
Customers retain their rights in Customer Data. ProximityLink uses it only for agreed purposes, subject to the applicable agreement.
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Control access and retention
Access is limited by authorised purpose. Retention and deletion should reflect the purpose, contract and applicable requirements.
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Be transparent
Processing roles and privacy information depend on the activity. A customer data-processing agreement and approved privacy notice provide the controlling detail when available.
Trust signals
Customer data controlData minimisationPurpose limitationRetention planningPrivacy review
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Enterprise customers can request appropriate assurance information during due diligence. Controlled material is shared according to relevance and confidentiality.