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https://www.transunion.co.uk/legal/privacy-centre/pc-marketing-services
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Paragraph 86 of 284

Consumer queries; legal and regulatory purposes

If you contact us we will normally need to use your personal data to help us deal with your enquiry. We may also sometimes need to use your personal data for legal and regulatory purposes.

Examples: legal and regulatory purposes

If you object to us processing your personal data for direct marketing purposes we will add your name to our suppression list in order to remove you from future direct marketing activities.

If you make a complaint about us to our regulators, they will normally ask us to investigate your case. This will involve accessing your personal data in the course of that investigation.

Similarly, if you start court proceedings against us, we will normally need to review how we have used your personal data in order to defend ourselves against your claim.

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