Law note · Georgia
Law on Personal Data Protection, data subject rights
What it requires
- An app holding the personal data of a person in Georgia must give that person a way to withdraw consent and to appeal, and must act on a request to exercise their Chapter III rights on demand.
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What we found
Chapter III of the Act grants a data subject's rights; the penalty schedule (Arts. 72-75) confirms the chapter covers rights whose violation is separately sanctioned, including a right to withdraw consent (Art. 20), a right to appeal (Art. 22), and an obligation on the controller to protect data-subject rights on request (Art. 23).
The individual right-articles within Chapter III (Arts. 10-19) were not read article-by-article for this document, only the chapter's structure and its penalty cross-references; the specific access, rectification, deletion, portability, and objection rights this chapter grants should be confirmed directly before this instrument is treated as a complete account.