Yes. Data Subjects have the right to object to decisions made solely through automated processing including profiling, if those decisions produce legal effects or significantly impact them. They can request human intervention, express their point of view, and contest the decision. This ensures that individuals are not subjected to purely algorithmic judgments without recourse.

Yes. The right to object may not apply if the automated decision is necessary for entering into or performing a contract between the Data Subject and Controller, authorized by UAE law, or based on the Data Subject’s explicit consent. Even in these cases, appropriate safeguards such as the right to obtain human review must be in place.

Yes. When automated processing is used to make impactful decisions, Controllers must implement measures that include human oversight to ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability. This may involve reviewing decisions, validating processing logic, and providing meaningful explanations to Data Subjects upon request.