Singapore PDPA

Complain to the organisation through the process it must have for complaints about how it applies the Act, and on request get information about that process and its data protection policies and practices; the Act sets no response period.

Withdraw any consent you gave, or are deemed to have given, to the collection, use or disclosure of your personal data at any time on reasonable notice; the organisation must explain the likely consequences and then stop unless the law permits it without consent, and the Act sets no response period.

Obtain the personal data an organisation holds or controls about you and how it was or may have been used or disclosed in the year before your request, subject to the Act's exceptions and a reasonable fee; if it cannot respond within the set period it must tell you in writing when it will.

Ask an organisation to correct an error or omission in your personal data; unless it has reasonable grounds not to, it must correct it for free and send the correction to organisations it disclosed it to in the past year, or else annotate it, and tell you in writing when it will act if it cannot in the set period.

Add your Singapore telephone number to the Do Not Call Register, or by notice withdraw your consent to a sender's marketing calls and messages to that number at any time, after which the sender must stop within the prescribed period.

If an organisation refuses, or fails within a reasonable time, to give you access to or correct your personal data, or charges you a fee for either, apply to the Personal Data Protection Commission to review it; the Commission may confirm the refusal or fee, or direct access, correction or a refund.