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Privacy

Access, correct or delete your data

Ask for a copy of what is held about you, have something corrected, withdraw consent for optional email, or delete your account entirely. Every request is verified against the email address it concerns before anything happens.

Email [email protected] Verified by email No documents required

What you can ask for

Five requests, one form

Whatever you ask for, the request is checked against the email address it concerns before anything is acted on. That verification step is there to stop someone else asking for your data, so it applies even when the request is obviously genuine.

Request form

Send a personal data request

Use the email address the request is about. If that address is one you can no longer reach, say so in the details and we will work out how to verify it another way.

Do not send passwords, payment-card details, or identification documents through this form.

We’ll use the details you provide to review and respond to this request. See our Terms & Privacy page.

Common questions

How requests are handled

How do you check the request is really mine?

Through the email address itself. That is why the address you use here matters more than anything else on the form, and why we will not act on a request about an address from a different one without establishing the connection first.

Can I get my data without deleting anything?

Yes. Access and deletion are separate requests. Asking for a copy changes nothing about your account or your purchases.

I only want to stop the emails.

Choose withdraw consent. Reminder and update emails stop; the ones tied to something you did, such as a receipt, still come through because they are part of the transaction rather than marketing.

What is actually held about me?

The Terms and Privacy page describes the categories in full. In short: what you gave us when you registered or bought something, what you submitted through a form, your attempts and scores, and technical information about how the site was used.

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