Data Accuracy and Corrections Policy

Last Updated / Effective Date: March 17, 2026

Company: 0101.agency

Service: Aboutory

Contact for corrections: hello@0101.agency

Our accuracy commitment

Aboutory aims to publish high-quality, well-researched, easy-to-consume analytics and content.

You stated that your operations include:

collecting data from trusted public sources (e.g., official sites, public news/PR, blogs, and social channels);
using a combination of human reviewers and AI agents;
applying multi-layer checks before publishing.

No intent to harm reputation

Our intent is not to harm the reputation of any company or individual. If any content appears inaccurate, misleading, outdated, or inappropriate, we encourage prompt reporting so it can be reviewed.

How to request a correction, removal, or update

Email: hello@0101.agency

Suggested subject lines:

“Company Data Correction — Aboutory”
“Job Listing Correction — Aboutory”
“News/Summary Correction — Aboutory”
“Removal Request — Aboutory”
“Claim Listing — Aboutory”

To help us review efficiently, include:

the exact URL(s) or page name(s),
the specific data field(s) or statement(s) disputed,
what you believe is correct instead,
supporting evidence (official link, press release, documentation, or authoritative source),
your name and relationship to the company (if submitting on behalf of a company).

Review outcomes

After review, we may:

correct the data,
add clarification or context,
mark content as disputed pending verification,
remove content if legally required or if it is demonstrably unreliable.

Derived data and methodology limits

Some outputs in Aboutory are derived (scores, categories, comparisons, analytics). A correction request may be addressed by:

correcting source inputs,
correcting mapping/categorization,
disclosing methodological context (where appropriate),
updating the derived outputs after validation.

Company listing claims and management

If a company wants to claim its listing and manage certain fields:

we may provide a claim workflow and verification process to confirm authority;
verified claimants may request updates consistent with data integrity and anti-fraud controls.

Privacy-related corrections (personal data)

Requests involving users’ personal data (name/email/phone) are handled under the Privacy Policy and the Global Addendum below.

Global Privacy Addendum

This Addendum provides jurisdiction-specific disclosures aligned to major privacy regimes relevant to a globally accessible AI analytics website. It is designed to be attached to, and read with, the Privacy Policy above.

India

India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) establishes requirements for processing digital personal data, including notice, consent standards, reasonable security safeguards, breach notification expectations, retention/erasure expectations, and individual rights such as access, correction, erasure, grievance redressal, and nomination.

Key user rights supported (when applicable):

Right to access information about personal data being processed, processing activities, and certain sharing details.
Right to correction, completion, updating, and erasure (subject to lawful retention needs).
Right to grievance redressal with a readily available mechanism.
Consent must be free, specific, informed, unconditional, and unambiguous with clear affirmative action; and withdrawal must be as easy as giving consent.
Cross-border transfers: India’s DPDP Act contemplates that the Central Government may restrict transfers to certain countries/territories by notification.

EU/EEA and UK

If the GDPR/UK GDPR applies to your use of Aboutory (for example, because the Service offers goods/services to individuals in the EU/EEA/UK or monitors behavior in the EU/EEA), the GDPR’s territorial scope principles may apply even to companies outside the EU.

Transparency (“Right to be informed”): Articles 13 and 14 require clear disclosure about how personal data is processed, and this is a core transparency obligation.

EU/UK cookie rules: For certain cookies and tracking technologies, regulators emphasize the need to provide users with clear information and meaningful choice/consent for non-essential cookies.

AI transparency (EU AI Act): EU materials indicate transparency rules related to labeling/identifying AI-generated or manipulated content have key applicability starting in August 2026 and may include expectations that certain AI-generated content be identifiable/labeled (especially for deepfakes and certain public-interest text).

California, United States

If the California Consumer Privacy Act as amended (CCPA/CPRA) applies, your users may have rights including access/know, deletion, and correction, and businesses must provide request submission methods and respond within statutory timelines.

Examples from the statute text include:

Businesses must provide designated methods for submitting requests; an online-only business with a direct relationship may be allowed to provide an email address as the minimum method for certain requests.
Businesses must generally respond within 45 days to verifiable consumer requests (with certain conditions and exceptions).
If a business sells or shares personal information, it must provide a clear “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link.
Statute text also references keeping certain privacy policy information updated at least once every 12 months.

If you do not sell or share personal information, your privacy policy should clearly state that fact (where applicable) and still provide required disclosures for collection, use, and disclosure for business purposes.

HIPAA

You reference HIPAA in your requirements. HIPAA rules generally apply to covered entities (health plans, health care clearinghouses, and certain health care providers) and their business associates; if an entity is not a covered entity or business associate, it generally does not have to comply with HIPAA rules.

Practical implementation note (template): If Aboutory is not intended to process protected health information (PHI), your policies should clearly state that users should not submit PHI through the Service, and that the Service is not designed for HIPAA-regulated processing.

Additional major jurisdictions

This section gives “good global baseline” disclosures. It does not guarantee compliance in every country without legal review.

Canada (PIPEDA): Canada has federal private-sector privacy rules under PIPEDA and is overseen by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
Brazil (LGPD): Brazil’s LGPD applies broadly to processing of personal data, including digital processing, and includes extraterritorial elements in certain cases; the Brazilian government has published an English version of the law.
Australia (Privacy Act / APPs): Australia’s Privacy Act includes Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) and requires certain covered entities to handle personal information under those principles, including having an up-to-date privacy policy.
Singapore (PDPA): Singapore’s PDPA framework includes obligations such as accountability, notification, consent, and purpose limitation, among other duties (including making your data protection practices and complaints process available and designating a DPO contact).

How to exercise rights

For all jurisdictions: email hello@0101.agency with the subject “Privacy Rights Request — Aboutory”. Include:

your country/state,
the right you want to exercise (access/correct/delete/opt-out),
the email/phone used (if any),
enough detail for verification.

We will respond consistent with applicable law and may request additional verification to protect your information.

Ad and cookie opt-outs

If ads and ad cookies are enabled, users may have opt-out options for personalized advertising, including ad-industry tools and vendor settings (depending on geography and vendor). Google’s publisher guidance references directing users to opt out of certain third-party vendors’ cookie use for personalized advertising, where offered.