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Updated October 1, 2026

Your data rights

What you can ask us to do with your data under GDPR, and how to ask.

Your rights

  • See the personal data we hold about you, any time, and learn how we use it.
  • Correct anything that’s wrong or out of date.
  • Ask us to delete your data when we no longer need to keep it.
  • Limit or object to certain uses, in the situations GDPR allows.
  • Get a copy of your data in a format you can take with you.
  • Withdraw your consent, for the future, whenever something we do is based on it.

How to use those rights

You can change some privacy settings and ask us to delete your account in the app. Downloading your data in the app isn’t available yet, and tapping that option doesn’t send us a request. For anything else — a copy of your data, a correction, an objection or a deletion — email account@pluria.org with the email address or @username on your account and what you’d like us to do.

If we have reasonable doubts about your identity, we may ask for the information needed to confirm it before acting. Do not send us your password.

The most common kinds of request

See or copy your data
Ask what we hold about you, or for a copy you can keep.
Delete or pause
Ask us to delete your account, remove certain data, or stop using it for a particular purpose, where the law allows. We weigh each deletion request against fraud prevention, open disputes and what the law still requires us to keep.
Correct or object
Ask us to fix something that’s wrong, stop a particular use, or look at an objection you have under GDPR.

How quickly we respond

We respond to GDPR rights requests without undue delay and within one month of receiving them. Where the complexity or number of requests makes an extension necessary, the period may be extended by up to two further months. We will explain the extension and its reasons within the first month. If we cannot act on your request, we will explain why and tell you about your right to complain to a data protection authority and seek a judicial remedy.

Sending data outside Europe

Some of the companies we work with operate outside the EEA. When that happens, we use recognised legal protections — like the EU’s Standard Contractual Clauses — so your data stays protected to the same standard.

If you want to complain

You can always raise a complaint with your local data protection authority. In Sweden, that’s IMY. In other EEA, UK, or Swiss countries, you can contact the authority where you live.

imy.se

GDPR | Bynesh