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What does it mean that the Data Protection Authority "Datainspektionen" is a supervisory authority?
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How do you most easily contact us with questions about data protection?
At Brf Stensjöplatån we take data protection very seriously. To the extent, we believe that any data questions and/or concerns should be prioritised at the highest level of management in our organisation. You can contact us at styrelsen.brfstensjoplatan (at) gmail dot com for data privacy questions.
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Updated July 3 2021