Abstract: A method of providing a data disclosure to a requester can include: receiving a data subject request from a requester, the data subject request including a request for stored personal data; categorizing the element data into one of a plurality of tiers based on a sensitivity level of the element data; assigning an assigned tier to the element data and associated data values; determining a level of detail of the associated data values for each of the element data to provide based on the assigned tier; and providing a data disclosure report to the requester, wherein the data disclosure report includes the level of detail of data values for each of the element data based on the assigned tier.

Abstract: A method of providing a data disclosure to a requester can include: receiving a data subject request from a requester, the data subject request including a request for stored personal data; categorizing the element data into one of a plurality of tiers based on a sensitivity level of the element data; assigning an assigned tier to the element data and associated data values; determining a level of detail of the associated data values for each of the element data to provide based on the assigned tier; and providing a data disclosure report to the requester, wherein the data disclosure report includes the level of detail of data values for each of the element data based on the assigned tier.

Abstract: An example system places control and choice of managing the usage of private data into the hands of the users themselves. In some examples, the disclosed data privacy management system allows users to select preferences on how their private data is used by the business, both internally and externally. For example, the system may present users with one or more selectable options regarding how the user's private data is used. The system may then use the user's data for purposes that are in line with the user's selected preferences.

Abstract: An example system places control and choice of managing the usage of private data into the hands of the users themselves. In some examples, the disclosed data privacy management system allows users to select preferences on how their private data is used by the business, both internally and externally. For example, the system may present users with one or more selectable options regarding how the user's private data is used. The system may then use the user's data for purposes that are in line with the user's selected preferences.