A privacy policy shows your website users and the Information Commissioner’s Office that you are complying with the Data Protection Act 1998 when it comes to collecting personal data about a user.
It will contain information about who controls the data, how the data will be used, whether the information is likely to leave the EEA, to whom the data will be transmitted and how the data is gathered. In practice, not every website user will read a privacy policy thoroughly before using your website and submitting their personal data, but plonking any old policy onto your website can cause headaches down the line. Here are three headaches that can arise from using an incorrectly worded privacy policy:
Sure, a privacy policy is an annoying grudge purchase. Hence it’s a good idea to get your entire site complaint in one go. Let me give you my legal opinion on your website (confidentially of course) by contacting me here.
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Lucy Du-JonesOwner and Founder of Dutían Archives
November 2016
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