What Is Liechtenstein Data Protection Act (DSG)?
Liechtenstein's official Lilex chronology lists the latest consolidated version of the Data Protection Act (DSG) as effective 1 April 2026 under LGBl. 2026.009. The supplied summary does not establish the Act's original enactment year, so this entry uses 2026 as the date marker for the current consolidated version rather than claiming that the DSG was first enacted in 2026. The Datenschutzstelle (DSS) confirms GDPR rights including access, correction, conditional erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. The located DSS material describes a one-month response period that may be extended by two months, subject to the stated conditions. The DSS provides online, postal, and email complaint routes. Official guidance also identifies a municipality public-record disclosure regime and says that no Robinson list currently exists. No dedicated Liechtenstein data-broker opt-out route was located in the supplied pass.
At a glance
- Full name
- Liechtenstein Data Protection Act (DSG)
- Short code
- Liechtenstein DSG 2026
- Jurisdiction
- Liechtenstein
- Enacted
- 2026
- Last major update
- Latest consolidated version effective 1 April 2026 (LGBl. 2026.009); May 2026 government materials also report an update to the Data Protection Ordinance annex for new EU adequacy decisions
- Regulator
- Datenschutzstelle (DSS)
- Private right of action
- Limited
Scope, who Liechtenstein DSG 2026 covers
Protected data
Data subject rights
Right of access
Right to correction
Conditional right to erasure
Right to restriction of processing
Right to data portability
Right to object
Right to receive a response within one month, extendable by two months under the stated conditions
Right to use the DSS online, postal, or email complaint routes
Notable features
The entry uses 2026 because the supplied primary legal source identifies the latest consolidated DSG version as effective 1 April 2026; the original enactment year was not established in this bounded pass. DSS guidance also distinguishes municipality public-record disclosure from the general rights framework and says no Robinson list currently exists.
Enforcement & penalties
Regulator: Datenschutzstelle (DSS)
Penalties: The supplied research summary did not provide a consolidated penalty schedule or amount, so no penalty figure is stated here.
Private right of action: The DSS materials support regulatory complaint routes, but the supplied research did not establish a separate private damages action or a distinct private-right-of-action rule.
Relevance to data brokers
No Liechtenstein-specific data-broker or people-search opt-out route was located. DSS guidance identifies a municipality public-record disclosure regime and says no Robinson list currently exists; neither is presented as a confirmed broker-removal route.
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FAQ
What rights were confirmed for Liechtenstein in this profile?+
The DSS-confirmed rights are access, correction, conditional erasure, restriction, portability, and objection. The located material describes a one-month response period that may be extended by two months under the stated conditions.
How can someone complain to Liechtenstein's DSS?+
The DSS provides online, postal, and email complaint routes in the supplied official materials.
Does Liechtenstein have a data-broker opt-out or Robinson list?+
No dedicated data-broker opt-out route was located, and DSS direct-marketing guidance says that no Robinson list currently exists.
Official sources & citations
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