Post by account_disabled on Nov 23, 2023 3:17:44 GMT -5
How to adapt to the GDPR? 1) Inform users with a simple, complete and transparent Privacy Policy The Privacy Policy (or privacy information) is a document that informs users on the methods of data processing and the purposes of the website. If you send newsletters, it is necessary to prepare a Privacy Policy suitable for providing your users with all the necessary information, namely: your services; the data you collect; the purposes of data collection; the specific types of communications you may send; shipping.
methods; all third-party services involved in the newsletter Special Data activity (including links to the respective privacy policies); rights over their data (including the right to withdraw consent). Read also “ Privacy Policy and cookies. How to adapt your website to the GDPR “ 2) Obtain free, specific, informed and revocable prior consent Before sending any newsletter you must obtain prior consent from the user. To be compliant, consent must be : Free i.e. freely lent. The user must not be forced in any way to give his consent).
Based on a clear positive action by the user such as clicking on a checkbox in the site or newsletter registration form (pre-selected checkboxes are prohibited); Specific . Consent must be specific for each purpose pursued (a single general consent for multiple purposes is not permitted); Informed . The user must have the possibility to access all legal information (Privacy Policy and terms and conditions) relating to the methods and purposes of data processing and his rights.
methods; all third-party services involved in the newsletter Special Data activity (including links to the respective privacy policies); rights over their data (including the right to withdraw consent). Read also “ Privacy Policy and cookies. How to adapt your website to the GDPR “ 2) Obtain free, specific, informed and revocable prior consent Before sending any newsletter you must obtain prior consent from the user. To be compliant, consent must be : Free i.e. freely lent. The user must not be forced in any way to give his consent).
Based on a clear positive action by the user such as clicking on a checkbox in the site or newsletter registration form (pre-selected checkboxes are prohibited); Specific . Consent must be specific for each purpose pursued (a single general consent for multiple purposes is not permitted); Informed . The user must have the possibility to access all legal information (Privacy Policy and terms and conditions) relating to the methods and purposes of data processing and his rights.