Which privacy control stands for Individual Participation and Redress?

• A. Data Minimization and Retention
• B. Individual Participation and Redress
• C. Transparency
• D. Data Quality

Answer: (B)

Individual Participation and Redress is the privacy control that ensures individuals can have a say in how their personal data is processed and have a path to remedies when issues arise. This means people can exercise rights like accessing their data, correcting inaccuracies, withdrawing consent, and filing complaints, with the organization providing processes to handle those requests and offer redress when processing is improper or harms them. The other privacy controls cover different aspects: data minimization and retention focus on limiting what data is collected and how long it’s kept; transparency is about clearly communicating data practices to individuals; and data quality centers on the accuracy and completeness of the data. In short, this control directly embodies giving individuals participation rights and avenues for redress.