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In this article, we will walk you through the process of managing and cancelling your Contentpass subscription, focusing on the aspects of data processing and GDPR compliance.
Contentpass is set to integrate an external subscription service provided by Piano. To manage or cancel your Contentpass subscription on the website, you typically need to log into your account on the relevant platform where you purchased or manage the subscription. Look for an account or subscription settings page to find options for cancellation or management.
As Contentpass's partnership with Piano as a data processor may result in personal data being transferred outside the European Union, such as to the USA, it is essential to understand the implications of this data transfer under GDPR.
Under GDPR Article 49(1)(a), such transfers can only be lawful if they are necessary for the performance of a contract between the data subject (you) and the controller (the website/service provider). This legal basis allows data transfer when it is essential to provide the contracted service, such as your Contentpass subscription.
When you cancel your Contentpass subscription, the necessity for the data transfer for contract performance ends. The service provider must then cease processing your personal data for this purpose or rely on another legal basis, or delete/return your data if no other basis applies.
To ensure GDPR compliance and protect your rights, we recommend requesting confirmation from the service provider that after cancellation, your data will no longer be transferred or processed by Piano or third countries, or asking how your data will be handled. Check the privacy policy and terms of service for specifics about data management and the cancellation process.
Additionally, you can exercise your data subject rights under GDPR, such as access, erasure, or restriction of processing. It is also important to note that usage profiles, including those based on cookie IDs, may be created and enriched, and these usage profiles may be created outside the European Economic Area (EEA). Your consent allows for the transfer of certain personal data to third countries, including the USA.
Since direct instructions for the exact cancellation steps on the Contentpass website were not found in the search results, we advise using the account management interface on the service’s site or contacting their customer support explicitly for cancellation and data protection details.
This transfer of data is in accordance with Art 49 (1) a) GDPR. We hope this guide provides you with a clear understanding of managing and cancelling your Contentpass subscription while ensuring your data privacy rights are protected. For more details on data processing, refer to the privacy policy and privacy statement available on the website.
What about the implications for my health-and-wellness if my data, transferred under GDPR Article 49(1)(a), is no longer processed after cancelling my Contentpass subscription?
In light of the science behind data processing and GDPR compliance, could I request from the service provider a health-and-wellness-related usage profile prior to data deletion or return, allowing me to preserve any insights relevant to my personal well-being?
