Controller and current legal status
Snooptsz Group LTD is the public operating identity for Dant3. Company formation and the associated controller transition are in progress. Until those steps are completed, this notice does not state that incorporation or the controller transfer is complete. No unverified Companies House company number, incorporation date, VAT number, registered-office status or company ICO reference is published.
ICO registration: active. Transfer, update and alignment from the existing individual controller registration toSnooptsz Group LTD are in progress. The company-specific public ICO record will be published when the transfer/alignment has completed and the public register is verified.
Public business/service correspondence address: Office 20274, 182-184 High Street North, East Ham, London, E6 2JA, United Kingdom. This is a service/correspondence address and is not labelled as a registered office before incorporation.
A formal Data Protection Officer appointment is in progress. Until that appointment is completed, info@dant3.net is the published contact for privacy requests, complaints and regulator correspondence. DPO contact details will be published and notified to the ICO where required after appointment. Additional compliance functions are being formalised and will be named only after their scope and appointment are confirmed.
What you can request
Know and access
Confirm whether Dant3 processes personal data about you and obtain the data and relevant information about its use.
Export and portability
Receive data you supplied in a commonly used machine-readable format where the applicable law and technical context provide portability.
Correct and complete
Fix inaccurate or incomplete account, profile, operator, billing-reference or other personal information.
Erase
Request deletion where data is no longer needed, consent is withdrawn, processing is unlawful or another legal ground applies.
Restrict or object
Ask Dant3 to limit disputed processing or object to processing based on legitimate interests, direct marketing or another applicable ground.
Human review and complaint
Ask for review of a significant solely automated decision where applicable and complain to Dant3 or the competent privacy regulator.
These rights are not absolute. The exact right depends on your location, the type of data and Dant3’s lawful basis. Dant3 applies this practical baseline worldwide and will explain any lawful limitation or refusal.
How Dant3 handles a request
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Send the request
Use one of the buttons above or email info@dant3.net. Include the account email or username, your country or region, the right you want to exercise and enough detail to locate the relevant data.
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Verify only what is necessary
Dant3 will normally verify through the email or authenticated account already on file. Extra identification is requested only when reasonably necessary to prevent disclosure or deletion of another person’s data. Do not send identity documents unless Dant3 specifically and securely asks for them.
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Search the relevant systems
Dant3 reviews active account, content, marketplace, security, moderation and billing reference systems, and coordinates with processors where the request legally reaches data they hold for Dant3.
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Respond and record the outcome
Dant3 provides the data or action taken, explains any exemption, and states the route to challenge the result. Requests are ordinarily free; a fee or refusal is considered only where the applicable law permits it for manifestly unfounded or excessive requests.
Response times
United Kingdom and EU/EEA
Normally within one month; a permitted extension may apply to complex or multiple requests.
California
Receipt normally confirmed within 10 business days; a substantive response within 45 calendar days, with a permitted extension and notice.
Brazil
Rights should be addressed immediately where possible; a complete access statement may be provided within the statutory period.
Australia and Singapore
Generally within a reasonable period; 30 days is the usual regulatory benchmark for covered access or correction requests.
New Zealand
Access and correction decisions are normally due within 20 working days.
Other locations
The deadline and extension rules under the applicable national, state or provincial law will control.
Deletion: what it does and does not mean
A valid erasure or account-deletion request removes or de-identifies personal data from active Dant3 systems and triggers processor action where required. Account access may be disabled during the deletion process. Dant3 may operate a short cancellation window before final deletion to prevent accidental or malicious account loss.
Deletion is not always immediate or total. Encrypted backups and disaster-recovery copies age out on their normal rotation and are not used for ordinary processing. Dant3 may retain narrowly limited records needed for payment and tax accounting, fraud and abuse prevention, security, disputes, legal claims or another legal duty. Those records remain restricted to that purpose.
Public posts may have been quoted, shared, indexed or cached by other people and independent services. Dant3 will remove the source material it controls when required, but cannot erase copies held independently outside its systems.
International privacy protections
The following laws are representative, not exhaustive. They apply according to their territorial and business-scope rules. This summary does not replace the legislation and does not reduce stronger local rights.
United Kingdom
UK GDPR, Data Protection Act 2018 and PECR, as amended by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025
Information, access, correction, erasure, restriction, portability, objection and safeguards for automated decisions.
Typical timing: Normally one month.
European Union and EEA
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, objection, consent withdrawal and regulator complaints.
Typical timing: Normally one month.
California, United States
California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the CPRA
Know/access, correct, delete, opt out of sale or sharing, limit covered sensitive-data use and non-discrimination.
Typical timing: 45 calendar days for know, correct or delete requests, subject to permitted extension.
Brazil
Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD)
Confirmation, access, correction, anonymisation, blocking, deletion, portability, sharing information and consent withdrawal.
Typical timing: Immediate action where possible; specific access information may follow within the statutory period.
Canada
PIPEDA and applicable provincial privacy laws
Access to personal information, correction, openness, limiting collection/use/retention and challenge of compliance.
Typical timing: The applicable federal or provincial rule controls.
Australia
Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles
Access and correction, transparency, security and limits on use and disclosure.
Typical timing: A reasonable period; 30 days is the usual regulatory benchmark.
New Zealand
Privacy Act 2020 and Information Privacy Principles
Access, correction and a statement of correction where an organisation declines to change a record.
Typical timing: Normally 20 working days.
Singapore
Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)
Access, correction, consent withdrawal and duties covering protection, retention and overseas transfers.
Typical timing: The organisation should respond as soon as reasonably possible; covered access/correction responses generally within 30 days.
South Africa
Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA)
Access, correction, deletion, objection and complaints to the Information Regulator, subject to lawful retention grounds.
Typical timing: The applicable POPIA and regulatory procedure controls.
India
Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025
Access to processing information, correction, completion, updating, erasure, grievance redressal and nomination as provisions apply.
Typical timing: The applicable commencement and grievance rules control.
Escalation and regulator complaints
Send Dant3 the issue first at info@dant3.net so it can be investigated and corrected. If you remain dissatisfied, you may complain to the privacy or data-protection authority where you live or work, or where the alleged infringement occurred.
UK users may contact the Information Commissioner’s Office. EU/EEA users may contact their national supervisory authority. California, Brazil, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa and India users may contact the authority linked in the relevant card above. Using Dant3’s internal route does not remove a right to contact a regulator directly where the law permits it.