<li>A right to request access to, and a copy of, personal information processed about them</li> <li>A right to correct any inaccurate or outdated personal information processed about them</li> <li>A right to object to processing of their personal information</li> <li>A right to request erasure of their personal information (e.g., end users may want that their data gets deleted)</li> <li>A right to request that processing of their personal information be restricted (e.g., this can be supported with the “do not track” option in the browser)</li> <li>A right not to be subject to automated decisions that significantly or legally affect them</li> </ul> <p> Syniverse has put in place procedures to ensure that it handles all such requests made to it as a controller in compliance with the GDPR. For data where Syniverse is a processor, Syniverse also has processes in place to ensure it forwards any such requests it receives to the relevant customer for response and will assist the controller in responding as required by the GDPR.