DIGGR

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Diggr describes companies in the telecom and media industry, and the people who hold named public roles in them - taken from pages those companies publish themselves. If you are one of them, you can have what we show corrected, have it taken out altogether, or - if you are not listed yet - ask to be added.

Before anything else, you may want to read how Diggr shows people - where our entries come from, and what we never take.

If something we show is wrong

Tell us what it is and we will fix it, and say where we had taken it from. Most of what we show comes from a page your employer publishes, so a correction often belongs there too. Fill this in and we send one link to your email address; press the button in it and your correction is recorded.

We send one link here and do nothing until you press it. It is how we know a request about you came from you.

Name, company and LinkedIn are what let us find the right entry - two people share a name more often than you would think, and we would rather fix the right one.

No account or login needed.

Prefer to write to a person? Email contact@getdiggr.com with CORRECT in the subject.

If you would rather not be here at all

Fill this in and we send one link to your email address. Press the button in it and you are out - excluded from every future update straight away, and everything we hold about you deleted within one month, usually much sooner.

We send one link here and do nothing until you press it. It is how we know a request about you came from you.

Your name and company are what let us find the right person - two people share a name more often than you would think, and we would rather remove the right one.

No account or login needed.

If you are not listed yet

Ask to be added, free, and tell us your own role yourself - that is often a better source than anything we could find published. Fill this in and we send one link to your email address; press the button in it and your request is recorded. A person then matches it to your company before it appears anywhere on Diggr.

Why we email you a link. A form anyone can fill in is a form anyone can fill in about somebody else. Nothing at all is recorded until you press the button in the mail we send you, so a request about you can only ever come from your own mailbox - and if one arrives that you did not ask for, ignoring it ends the matter.

What happens then. A person reads your request. If you asked to be removed we delete your record, everything we had gathered about you and any stored photograph, and we keep a permanent note of your request so that later research does not put you back. We aim to do it within ten working days, and never later than one month.

If you would rather write to a person. Send us a message from your own address with REMOVE in the subject and we will do it by hand. Tell us your name and the company you work for, so we can find the right person.

This is Diggr's data-subject request channel. A removal is honoured across all current and future data. See our privacy summary.