Data Privacy

Abstract

We define personal data as name, telephone number, address, photograph, or fingerprints, as well as any other data that can identify you, it is critical that we take care of this data for security reasons and because it is our right. Data must be protected against misuse such as identity theft, improper or unlawful transmissions or unauthorised access. The new legislation places individuals at the centre of the State's protection Mexicans now have legislation that protects personal information that can be found in the databases of any natural person or company, such as insurance companies, banks, department stores, telephone companies, hospitals, laboratories, universities, etc. This legislation contains a series of clear rules for the protection of personal information. This legislation contains a series of clear rules respectful of the privacy, dignity and information of individuals, derived from principles internationally observed by other countries around the world. The law regulates how and under what conditions companies should use your personal data.