Australia
Access and correction rights depend on whether the organisation and information are covered by the Privacy Act. You can raise a privacy concern with us and consult the OAIC about your options.
OAIC guidance ↗Your rights, wherever you are.
Use Support → Privacy for access, correction, deletion or a privacy complaint. Tell us your country or region so Trust & Safety can assess the applicable rules. You do not need to identify a law to ask for help.
This regional notice supplements our policy. Mandatory rights under applicable law take precedence over conflicting service terms. Rights and exceptions depend on jurisdiction, circumstances and the service’s legal scope.
European Economic Area
Where the GDPR applies, rights can include access, correction, erasure, restriction, objection and portability. Conditions and exceptions apply. You may contact your local supervisory authority.
European Data Protection Board guidance ↗United Kingdom
Where UK data protection law applies, you can request access, correction or erasure and exercise other applicable information rights. The ICO explains conditions and complaint routes.
Information Commissioner’s Office guidance ↗California, United States
For businesses covered by the CCPA, California residents have rights including knowing, deleting and correcting personal information, with exceptions. This notice does not assert that every CCPA business threshold applies to Secret Sauce.
California Attorney General guidance ↗Canada
Applicable federal and provincial laws vary. Under PIPEDA, individual access generally includes learning what information an organisation holds and asking for inaccurate information to be corrected.
Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada guidance ↗New Zealand
The Privacy Act provides access and correction rights, subject to the relevant conditions. The Privacy Commissioner explains how to make requests and complaints.
Privacy Commissioner guidance ↗Brazil
Where the LGPD applies, rights can include confirmation, access, correction and applicable deletion or consent-related requests. The ANPD explains how to exercise rights and raise concerns.
ANPD guidance ↗Other countries and regions
You can submit the same request even when your location is not listed. We assess applicable local rights, identity verification and any justified retention exceptions. Contact Support if you need an accessible alternative to the online form.
How requests are handled
We verify the requester, review the requested scope, protect other people’s information, and explain the decision. A code does not replace account verification. A deletion schedule does not override a legal obligation to preserve specific records. We will explain any applicable exception rather than claim that all records are erased.
Source guidance checked 16 October 2026.