Data protection rights are the legal rights individuals have over their personal information. In China, these rights are mainly defined under the Personal Information Protection Law. Individuals can request access to their data, ask for corrections if information is inaccurate, and demand deletion in certain situations.

They may also withdraw consent and request explanations about how their data is processed. Businesses must create clear procedures to respond to these requests within legal time limits. Ignoring user rights can lead to regulatory investigations and fines.

Data protection rights strengthen transparency and give people more control over how companies handle their personal information