Consumer Protection Regulation (like GDPR)

Consumer Protection Regulations, such as GDPR, are laws designed to safeguard individuals' personal data and privacy. They set rules for how organizations collect, store, and use personal information, requiring transparency and consent from individuals. These regulations aim to give consumers control over their data, prevent misuse, and ensure companies handle information responsibly. Essentially, they protect your privacy rights in a digital world, making organizations accountable for how they process your personal information and providing mechanisms for you to access, correct, or delete your data if desired.