Which privacy control stands for Transparency?

• A. Transparency
• B. Data Retention and Disposal
• C. Privacy Incident Response
• D. Data Quality

Answer: (A)

Transparency in privacy controls means making data practices visible and understandable to individuals. It involves clear notices about what data is collected, for what purposes, who it’s shared with, how long it’s kept, and the rights people have to access or delete their data. When a program emphasizes transparency, it provides accessible explanations and disclosures so users can make informed decisions. That connection to openness and clarity about data processing is why this choice fits best. The other controls address different aspects: how long data is kept and how it’s disposed of, how breaches are detected and handled, and how accurate and reliable the data is. Those are important, but they’re not about communicating processing practices to users, which is the essence of transparency.