How GDPR and NDPR apply to Starkworth users depending on where they live, and what rights you have over your personal data.
Starkworth's registration forms collect personal information from people across multiple countries, including Nigeria, the UK, EU-adjacent regions, and the US — which means more than one data protection framework applies depending on where you live. GDPR (the EU/UK General Data Protection Regulation) and NDPR (Nigeria's Data Protection Regulation) both give you rights over data collected about you.
Every Account Owner and Annotator, with specific rights varying based on your country of residence.
Knowing your actual rights — to know, access, correct, or delete your data — means you can act on them directly rather than assuming you have no say over information collected about you.
If you want to exercise any of your rights — requesting a copy of your data, correcting it, or asking for deletion — the Privacy Policy explains exactly how to do that. Reading it fully before registering is the best way to understand your specific rights based on where you live.
Data rights requests (access, correction, deletion) are handled on request — reach out through the process described in the Privacy Policy, and expect a response consistent with the applicable regulation's timeframes for your country.
There's no cost associated with exercising your data rights — access, correction, and deletion requests are a right, not a paid service.
Specific questions about your rights under GDPR, NDPR, or another framework are best directed through Contact, referencing the Privacy Policy directly.
Illustrative example — not a real customer case study
An Annotator based in the UK wants to know exactly what data Starkworth holds about them. Under GDPR, they have the right to request this. They email through the process described in the Privacy Policy and receive a response detailing what's held and why.
GDPR specifically applies to EU/UK residents; if you're in Nigeria, NDPR applies instead, and other countries may have their own frameworks — check the Privacy Policy for specifics.
Name, email, phone number, country of residence, and a payment method preference — full payment details are only collected post-approval.
As long as your agreement or Annotator status remains active, plus a reasonable period afterward for legal, accounting, and dispute-resolution obligations.
Yes, subject to any records Starkworth is legally required to keep — see the Privacy Policy for the process.
No — the Privacy Policy states data is not sold to third parties.
Access is restricted to authorized Starkworth staff.
Review the full agreement, register as an Annotator, or chat with our Support assistant.