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Demand Letter Privacy Concerns
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Your demand letter should clearly state your request for data removal under California privacy laws, citing violations of FERPA and CCPA. Include details of previous communication attempts and specify a deadline for response. Consider consulting a privacy lawyer for further legal steps if necessary. Filing a complaint with the California Attorney Generals Office online is also an option if your demands are not met.Full Conversation
i don't know if **** demand letter is okay or not
Hey there! I'd be happy to help. Could you share a bit about the context of your demand letter? For example, the type of dispute and any key points you included. This will help me give you more specific advice.
Sure its a demand letter to a website called Athletic.net whom has **** PII on their website. When I was a minor during high school I played sports and it seems as though **** coach disclosed directory information without **** consent. I have attempted to remove the records on **** own through the process their terms and conditions has stated but the customer support said that the account link I gave and the email I was contacting them from had no match. I asked if claiming **** profile would allow me to erase **** data but they ignored **** message and **** follow up.
It sounds like you have a valid concern regarding the handling of your PII. Here are a few key points to include in your demand letter:
- Explicitly state that you were a minor when the information was disclosed.
- Reference the specific terms and conditions of the website that you followed.
- Cite California privacy laws (e.g., CCPA) that protect your PII.
- Request immediate removal of your data and a confirmation once done.
- Mention any previous attempts of communication and lack of response.
Have you considered contacting the California Attorney General's Office for further assistance?
- Explicitly state that you were a minor when the information was disclosed.
- Reference the specific terms and conditions of the website that you followed.
- Cite California privacy laws (e.g., CCPA) that protect your PII.
- Request immediate removal of your data and a confirmation once done.
- Mention any previous attempts of communication and lack of response.
Have you considered contacting the California Attorney General's Office for further assistance?
Well this was the first part I had: Dear Athletic.net,
I am writing to formally demand the immediate erasure of all personally identifiable information (PII) associated with me from the Athletic.net platform and any affiliated accounts. If complete erasure is not feasible, I demand that all such data be fully anonymized so that it cannot be linked to **** identity.
During **** time as a minor, profiles were created on your platform by **** schools, San Marino High School [and Huntington Middle School], without **** knowledge or consent. The continued publication of this data violates the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and California Business and Professions Code § *.
Under California privacy laws, I have the right to request the deletion of **** personal data. Your continued publication of profiles tied to **** identity, despite valid prior deletion requests, constitutes negligence and directly endangers **** privacy and safety.
Your demand letter is well-structured and addresses key concerns effectively. Here are a couple of suggestions:
*. Include a reference to the specific terms and conditions of the website that you followed.
*. Emphasize any previous attempts of communication and lack of response.
Have you considered contacting the California Attorney General's Office for further assistance?
*. Include a reference to the specific terms and conditions of the website that you followed.
*. Emphasize any previous attempts of communication and lack of response.
Have you considered contacting the California Attorney General's Office for further assistance?
so something like this: I have followed the guidelines outlined in Athletic.net's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy regarding the removal of User Content. I submitted **** California Removal Request in accordance with your specified procedures, providing a clear description of the content in question and ample information to help locate it. Despite **** efforts, including multiple follow-up communications to seek clarification and resolution, I have not received a satisfactory response. And no because I'm pretty sure its better to have exhausted all attempts before requesting Ca attorney General
Your demand letter is thorough and well-crafted. Here's an additional suggestion to strengthen it:
- Mention that you have exhausted all attempts to resolve this directly with Athletic.net, including multiple follow-up communications.
It seems you have a solid case. Have you considered consulting with a privacy lawyer to explore further legal steps?
- Mention that you have exhausted all attempts to resolve this directly with Athletic.net, including multiple follow-up communications.
It seems you have a solid case. Have you considered consulting with a privacy lawyer to explore further legal steps?
i dont like talking on the phone
Got it, no phone calls. Here's how you might finalize your demand letter:
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Dear Athletic.net,
I am writing to formally demand the immediate erasure of all personally identifiable information (PII) associated with me from the Athletic.net platform and any affiliated accounts. If complete erasure is not feasible, I demand that all such data be fully anonymized so that it cannot be linked to **** identity.
During **** time as a minor, profiles were created on your platform by **** schools, San Marino High School and Henry E. Huntington Middle School, without **** knowledge or consent. The continued publication of this data violates the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and California Business and Professions Code § *.
Under California privacy laws, I have the right to request the deletion of **** personal data. Your continued publication of profiles tied to **** identity, despite valid prior deletion requests, constitutes negligence and directly endangers **** privacy and safety.
I have followed the guidelines outlined in Athletic.net's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy regarding the removal of User Content. I submitted **** California Removal Request in accordance with your specified procedures, providing a clear description of the content in question and ample information to helplocate it. Despite **** efforts, including multiple follow-up communications to seek clarification and resolution, I have not received a satisfactory response.
I demand that Athletic.net take the following actions:
*. Immediate Erasure of All Personal Data: This includes all records, such as event histories, race placements, photos, videos, or any other data linked to **** identity.
*. Anonymization of Data: If complete deletion is not feasible, anonymize all identifiable data so no remaining information is traceable to me.
*. Confirmation: Respond by email within * business days to confirm your compliance with these demands. Send your confirmation to ********@aol.com and a formal written response by mail to the address listed above.
Failure to meet these deadlines or comply with these demands will leave me no choice but to exercise **** rights under applicable laws to protect **** privacy and safety.
Regards,
[Your Name]
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This should cover all bases and clearly communicate your demands. If you need further legal assistance without phone calls, consider looking for lawyers who offer email consultations. Good luck!
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Dear Athletic.net,
I am writing to formally demand the immediate erasure of all personally identifiable information (PII) associated with me from the Athletic.net platform and any affiliated accounts. If complete erasure is not feasible, I demand that all such data be fully anonymized so that it cannot be linked to **** identity.
During **** time as a minor, profiles were created on your platform by **** schools, San Marino High School and Henry E. Huntington Middle School, without **** knowledge or consent. The continued publication of this data violates the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and California Business and Professions Code § *.
Under California privacy laws, I have the right to request the deletion of **** personal data. Your continued publication of profiles tied to **** identity, despite valid prior deletion requests, constitutes negligence and directly endangers **** privacy and safety.
I have followed the guidelines outlined in Athletic.net's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy regarding the removal of User Content. I submitted **** California Removal Request in accordance with your specified procedures, providing a clear description of the content in question and ample information to helplocate it. Despite **** efforts, including multiple follow-up communications to seek clarification and resolution, I have not received a satisfactory response.
I demand that Athletic.net take the following actions:
*. Immediate Erasure of All Personal Data: This includes all records, such as event histories, race placements, photos, videos, or any other data linked to **** identity.
*. Anonymization of Data: If complete deletion is not feasible, anonymize all identifiable data so no remaining information is traceable to me.
*. Confirmation: Respond by email within * business days to confirm your compliance with these demands. Send your confirmation to ********@aol.com and a formal written response by mail to the address listed above.
Failure to meet these deadlines or comply with these demands will leave me no choice but to exercise **** rights under applicable laws to protect **** privacy and safety.
Regards,
[Your Name]
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This should cover all bases and clearly communicate your demands. If you need further legal assistance without phone calls, consider looking for lawyers who offer email consultations. Good luck!
i dont like talking on the phone
Your demand letter is well-crafted and addresses critical points effectively. Given your concerns about not wanting to talk on the phone, you might consider:
- Consulting with a privacy lawyer via email or online chat options.
- Filing a complaint with the California Attorney General's Office online.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint online with the Attorney General's Office?
- Consulting with a privacy lawyer via email or online chat options.
- Filing a complaint with the California Attorney General's Office online.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint online with the Attorney General's Office?
but that was only the first half of the demand letter
Your demand letter is strong and well-structured. You might just need to complete the remaining part with similar detail and urgency. Here are some additional points for the second half:
- Restate your demand for immediate action and the consequences of non-compliance.
- Provide a clear deadline for response.
- Mention potential legal actions you might take if your demands are not met.
Would you like more specific phrasing for these points?
- Restate your demand for immediate action and the consequences of non-compliance.
- Provide a clear deadline for response.
- Mention potential legal actions you might take if your demands are not met.
Would you like more specific phrasing for these points?
Under California privacy laws, I have the right to request the deletion of **** personal data. Your continued publication of profiles tied to **** identity, despite valid prior deletion requests, constitutes negligence and directly endangers **** privacy and safety.
I demand that Athletic.net take the following actions:
*. Immediate Erasure of All Personal Data: This includes all records, event histories, race placements, photos, or any other data linked to **** identity.
*. Anonymization of Data: If complete deletion is not feasible, anonymize all identifiable data. No remaining information should be traceable to me.
You are required to respond by email within 7 days of receiving this email to confirm your compliance with the demands outlined herein. Your confirmation should be sent via email and a formal response by mail.
Failure to meet these deadlines or comply with these demands will leave me no choice but to exercise **** rights under applicable laws to protect **** privacy and safety.
Your demand letter appears strong and well-organized. Here are a couple of minor tweaks to enhance clarity:
*. Mention the CCPA explicitly in your request.
*. Include the date you sent your initial request for deletion.
Example:
"I submitted **** initial deletion request on [date] in accordance with your specified procedures under the CCPA."
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*. Mention the CCPA explicitly in your request.
*. Include the date you sent your initial request for deletion.
Example:
"I submitted **** initial deletion request on [date] in accordance with your specified procedures under the CCPA."
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yes
Your demand letter is very comprehensive and addresses the key legal points effectively. Here is an enhanced version considering your latest feedback:
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Dear Athletic.net,
I am writing to formally demand the immediate erasure of all personally identifiable information (PII) associated with me from the Athletic.net platform and any affiliated accounts. If complete erasure is not feasible, I demand that all such data be fully anonymized so that it cannot be linked to **** identity.
During **** time as a minor, profiles were created on your platform by **** schools, San Marino High School and Huntington Middle School, without **** knowledge or consent. The continued publication of this data violates the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and California Business and Professions Code § *.
Under California privacy laws, I have the right to request the deletion of **** personal data. Your continued publication of profiles tied to **** identity, despite valid prior deletion requests, constitutes negligence and directly endangers **** privacy and safety.
I have followed the guidelines outlined in Athletic.net's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy regarding the removal of User Content. I submitted **** initial California Removal Request on [date] in accordance with your specified procedures, providing a clear descriptionof the content in question and ample information to help locate it. Despite **** efforts, including multiple follow-up communications to seek clarification and resolution, I have not received a satisfactory response.
I demand that Athletic.net take the following actions:
*. Immediate Erasure of All Personal Data: This includes all records, event histories, race placements, photos, or any other data linked to **** identity.
*. Anonymization of Data: If complete deletion is not feasible, anonymize all identifiable data. No remaining information should be traceable to me.
You are required to respond by email within 7 days of receiving this email to confirm your compliance with the demands outlined herein. Your confirmation should be sent via email and a formal response by mail.
Failure to meet these deadlines or comply with these demands will leave me no choice but to exercise **** rights under applicable laws to protect **** privacy and safety.
Regards,
[Your Name]
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Would you like more information on how to file a complaint online with the California Attorney General's Office?
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Dear Athletic.net,
I am writing to formally demand the immediate erasure of all personally identifiable information (PII) associated with me from the Athletic.net platform and any affiliated accounts. If complete erasure is not feasible, I demand that all such data be fully anonymized so that it cannot be linked to **** identity.
During **** time as a minor, profiles were created on your platform by **** schools, San Marino High School and Huntington Middle School, without **** knowledge or consent. The continued publication of this data violates the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and California Business and Professions Code § *.
Under California privacy laws, I have the right to request the deletion of **** personal data. Your continued publication of profiles tied to **** identity, despite valid prior deletion requests, constitutes negligence and directly endangers **** privacy and safety.
I have followed the guidelines outlined in Athletic.net's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy regarding the removal of User Content. I submitted **** initial California Removal Request on [date] in accordance with your specified procedures, providing a clear descriptionof the content in question and ample information to help locate it. Despite **** efforts, including multiple follow-up communications to seek clarification and resolution, I have not received a satisfactory response.
I demand that Athletic.net take the following actions:
*. Immediate Erasure of All Personal Data: This includes all records, event histories, race placements, photos, or any other data linked to **** identity.
*. Anonymization of Data: If complete deletion is not feasible, anonymize all identifiable data. No remaining information should be traceable to me.
You are required to respond by email within 7 days of receiving this email to confirm your compliance with the demands outlined herein. Your confirmation should be sent via email and a formal response by mail.
Failure to meet these deadlines or comply with these demands will leave me no choice but to exercise **** rights under applicable laws to protect **** privacy and safety.
Regards,
[Your Name]
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