New EU GDPR is enforced pretty soon

Retro-Nerd · 16 May 2018, 13:46

The EU General Data Protection Regulation Enforcement date: 25 May 2018.

@RCK: Haven't found anything in your legal information yet on abime.net. Hope you don't forget it. The spamigation is only waiting for it.

https://www.eugdpr.org/

RCK · 16 May 2018, 15:39

Well, if a european member want his personnal data deleted we can already delete his account, so it's okay for me

Cookie policy is already ok with GPRD.

Retro-Nerd · 16 May 2018, 15:52

But it think it's about transparency. You should write it down in your legal information what's covered. To take the wind out of the crappy lawers sails. Some sites are already closed, because they don't want all this new EU law shit. Sad but true.

gimbal · 19 May 2018, 18:23

No the transparency bit is that anyone should be able to get a listing of the personal information that is stored about them. EAB already has that - your user CP.

Retro-Nerd · 19 May 2018, 18:41

I don't think that's the way it works. And guests on EAB can't use the CP. Only one example: You should exclude any responsibility regarding data security if a user click on links that leads to other sites. Only one point that belongs in a privacy policy.

Anyway. RCK probably knows what he is doing. Don't know the French law efforts to fit the EU wide regulations. Some countries loosens them probably when it comes to financial penalties for misdemeanour.

edit: There is a useful privacy policies online generator (free for non-commerical use).

https://privacypolicies.com/

16 May 2018, 13:46	#1
Retro-Nerd Missile Command Champion Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Germany Age: 52 Posts: 12,435	New EU GDPR is enforced pretty soon The EU General Data Protection Regulation Enforcement date: 25 May 2018. @RCK: Haven't found anything in your legal information yet on abime.net. Hope you don't forget it. The spamigation is only waiting for it. https://www.eugdpr.org/

16 May 2018, 15:52	#3
Retro-Nerd Missile Command Champion Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Germany Age: 52 Posts: 12,435	But it think it's about transparency. You should write it down in your legal information what's covered. To take the wind out of the crappy lawers sails. Some sites are already closed, because they don't want all this new EU law shit. Sad but true. Last edited by Retro-Nerd; 16 May 2018 at 16:00.

19 May 2018, 18:41	#5
Retro-Nerd Missile Command Champion Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Germany Age: 52 Posts: 12,435	I don't think that's the way it works. And guests on EAB can't use the CP. Only one example: You should exclude any responsibility regarding data security if a user click on links that leads to other sites. Only one point that belongs in a privacy policy. Anyway. RCK probably knows what he is doing. Don't know the French law efforts to fit the EU wide regulations. Some countries loosens them probably when it comes to financial penalties for misdemeanour. edit: There is a useful privacy policies online generator (free for non-commerical use). https://privacypolicies.com/ Last edited by Retro-Nerd; 20 May 2018 at 16:09.

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16 May 2018, 15:39	#2
RCK Administrator Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Paris / France Age: 45 Posts: 3,084	Well, if a european member want his personnal data deleted we can already delete his account, so it's okay for me Cookie policy is already ok with GPRD.

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gimbal cheeky scoundrel Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Spijkenisse/Netherlands Age: 42 Posts: 6,903	No the transparency bit is that anyone should be able to get a listing of the personal information that is stored about them. EAB already has that - your user CP.

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