The Multi-Faceted Nature of "Data"

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Before you can even think about calling a number, you must clarify what you mean by "data." Data is simply raw facts and figures, but it manifests in countless forms and contexts. Understanding these distinctions is the first step in finding the right point of contact.

1.1 Personal Data
This is perhaps the most common type of data an individual might have questions about. It includes any information that can identify you, directly or indirectly.

Examples: Your name, address, phone number, email turkey phone number list address, national ID number (like NID in Bangladesh), date of birth, financial records, health information, Browse history, social media activity, location data.
Common Queries:
"How can I access my data?"
"Who has my data?"
"How can I correct my data?"
"How is my data being used?"
"How can I delete my data?"
"What do I do if my data has been breached?"
1.2 Business/Organizational Data
This refers to information owned, collected, or processed by companies and institutions.

Examples: Customer databases, sales figures, employee records, financial statements, intellectual property, market research data, supply chain information.
Common Queries:
"How do I protect my company's data?"
"Where should I store my business data?"
"How can I recover lost business data?"
"How can I analyze my sales data to improve performance?"