Globalization and the increasing evolution of new email data technologies have created new challenges in terms of personal data protection. Private and public sector players are increasingly using the personal data of individuals in the context of their activities. These developments require a specific protection framework. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) aims to establish this new framework.
I have created a page dedicated to the personal data privacy policy
I have listed all the cookies, trackers, tags used on the site and informed
users of how they work.
I have listed the different treatments and their purposes
A link to the said page is accessible on all pages of the website
I allow the exercise of the rights of the persons concerned
I offer unsubscribe options
I have updated my cookie banner
I added a redirect link to said page under all
contact forms
Most companies have a website through which they sell their products, services or inform their customers and prospects about their activities. It is therefore essential that their website complies with the principles arising from the regulation.
Your website is one of your showcases, so you should not neglect it. These few measures, which are not exhaustive, can serve as leads to start the compliance of your website with the General Data Protection Regulation .
Compliance with the regulation should not be seen as a constraint but as a functional and marketing opportunity. On the one hand, you will optimize the use of the data collected on your site, on the other hand, users of your website will be reassured by your investment and will be more inclined to navigate your pages.
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