1. Applicable rights
Rights depend on your location, the processing and whether the relevant law applies to JobPassIn. This policy does not claim that GDPR, UK GDPR, KVKK, CCPA or a US state privacy statute applies to every visitor. You may contact support about your information even where a particular statutory right does not apply.
2. Information, correction and deletion
Where applicable, you may request confirmation and access, correction, deletion, or information about purposes, sources, recipients and retention. Account closure is not automatic erasure of all financial, security, dispute or backup records. We explain applicable exceptions rather than promising immediate deletion. The current service uses support requests, not a universal self-service export or erasure control.
3. Other privacy choices
Where applicable, you may request restriction or portability, object to processing, withdraw consent, or exercise safeguards for qualifying automated decisions. Withdrawal does not invalidate earlier lawful processing. The current account/checkout flow is not an automated employment or immigration decision.
Account agreement is not marketing permission. Contact support to object to marketing or change communication preferences. Necessary security and transaction messages may still be sent. The Cookie Policy describes actual browser controls; no optional-cookie preference panel is currently provided.
4. Sending and verifying a request
Email support@jobpassin.com, preferably from the account address, and explain the request and relevant service. We may ask for proportionate identity verification or an authorised agent's authority. Do not send passwords, full card numbers or unnecessary identity documents. Verification must not collect more than reasonably needed.
5. Responses, appeals and complaints
We respond within the deadline of the applicable law and explain any permitted extension or refusal. For EU GDPR requests, the usual response period is one month, with up to two additional months where justified and notified in time. UK requests follow the current UK GDPR response, identity-verification and clarification rules, including Article 12A where applicable; UK timing is determined under those rules. Applicable California requests generally have a 45-day period and a permitted further 45-day extension with notice. These periods are not interchangeable or universal.
Where an appeal right applies, reply to support identifying the refusal and requesting an appeal; its outcome and any further complaint route are explained as required. You may complain to the competent privacy or consumer authority or pursue a lawful court remedy. We do not retaliate or unlawfully discriminate for exercising a right.