How to deal with personal information leaked by the police?

First of all, we should make a complaint to the public security organ or the superior organ to which the police who leaked the information belongs as soon as possible, and ask them to stop leaking immediately and eliminate the influence. At the same time, you can keep relevant evidence, such as call records, text messages, emails, etc. In case of future rights protection.

I. Complaining to the public security organ

When the police are found to have leaked personal information, they should immediately complain to the police's public security organs or higher authorities. When making a complaint, it is necessary to state the incident in detail and provide relevant evidence, such as the specific content, time and place of the leaked information. After receiving the complaint, the public security organ will investigate and deal with the police who leaked the information according to law.

Second, eliminate the influence.

In addition to demanding that the leakage be stopped, the public security organ may also be required to take measures to eliminate the impact that has been caused. This may include explaining the situation to relevant institutions or individuals to prevent further dissemination or abuse of information.

Third, keep the evidence.

During the whole process, the evidence related to the incident should be properly preserved. These evidences not only help to prove that the police did disclose personal information, but also played an important role in the subsequent rights protection process. For example, if you suffer economic losses or reputation damage, you can pursue the legal responsibility of the responsible person through legal channels.

Fourth, seek legal help.

If personal rights and interests are seriously infringed, or the public security organs fail to properly handle complaints, they can seek legal help. You can consult a lawyer to understand the relevant legal provisions and ways to protect rights, and file a lawsuit or apply for administrative reconsideration according to the actual situation.

To sum up:

When the police disclose personal information, they should complain to the public security organ as soon as possible and ask them to stop leaking and eliminate the influence. At the same time, we should keep relevant evidence for future rights protection. If personal rights and interests are seriously infringed, you can seek legal help.

Legal basis:

The People's Republic of China People's Police Law

Article 22 provides that:

The people's police shall not commit any of the following acts: …… (10) divulging state secrets and police work secrets; ……

People's Republic of China (PRC) personal information protection law

Article 5 provides that:

The handling of personal information shall follow the principles of legality, justice and necessity, and shall not endanger national security, public interests or harm the legitimate rights and interests of individuals.

People's Republic of China (PRC) personal information protection law

Article 69 provides that:

If the processing of personal information infringes on the rights and interests of personal information, and the personal information processor cannot prove that he is not at fault, he shall be liable for damages. The liability for damages stipulated in the preceding paragraph shall be determined according to the losses suffered by individuals or the interests gained by personal information processors; If it is difficult to determine the losses suffered by individuals and the benefits gained by personal information processors, the amount of compensation shall be determined according to the actual situation.