You have the right to ask whether Open Food Facts processes your personal data and to request the communication of a copy if necessary. You can also request the portability of some of this data in a readable format.</p> <p>You have the right to be informed about the purposes for which your data is collected, the way in which they are processed, used and stored.</p> <h2 id="therighttoobject">The right to object</h2> <p>You can object to your data being used for a specific objective provided that this data is not mandatory to achieve this objective.</p> <h2 id="therighttorectificationofdata">The right to rectification of data</h2> <p>You have the right to request the rectification of your inaccurate or incomplete information in order to avoid the processing of any incorrect data or to complete missing data.</p> <h2 id="therighttoerasureofdata">The right to erasure of data</h2> <p>You have the right to request the deletion of one or more of your personal data, specifying which data it concerns.</p> <p>For personal data that is not technically erasable, Open Food Facts will use the scrambling technique when it is the subject of an erasure request.</p> <p>The right to erasure is waived if the retention of the data is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defense of legal rights.</p>