Personal data may include, but is not limited to, the following:
Information from identity documents
Comments sections (name, email, IP)
Contact forms
Traffic monitoring tools (like Google Analytics)
Newsletter brazil phone number data forms (like MailChimp)
Various other third-party applications
So, if you have such information stored somewhere, either in an Excel spreadsheet or in a website database, make sure you only keep what you really need.
Consent & Accessibility
A very important set of GDPR rules are user consent and their access to collected data.
In other words, you need to make sure that whenever you collect personal data, the user explicitly gives their consent. To do this, you can paints and varnishes for glass ceramics use checkboxes that ask the user if they agree.
You should also include a link to the website’s terms and conditions, where you will specifically explain what data you collect. We will discuss this in a moment.
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Once the data has been collected, the user fresh list must be able to easily access it. In other words, if a user asks you what personal data you have on them, you are obligated to answer them. The user can request that this data be deleted.
