In this video I explain why you need to be bothered with a compliant Privacy Policy even if you do not reside or conduct business in Europe under the GDPR laws.
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The information I discuss in the video connects the dots between the Australian Privacy Act, the GDPR and your responsibility as a business owner. Should a breach occur as a result of a website visitor from Europe, you still have obligations. Even if you did not actively market to them. GDPR captures all businesses who may or may not be directly and actively marketing to people located in the EU.
Remember that every time your website captures a cookie from a visitor, you are collecting IP information. This is private information about your website visitor and therefore protected under the GDPR.
This is the reason that you need to have a GDPR compliant Privacy Policy
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Lawyer, Contract Specialist, Speaker & Advocate for Women in Business.
Drawing on more than 15 years’ experience as a lawyer and a woman in business, Shalini Nandan-Singh helps Australian service-based entrepreneurs protect their businesses and their bottom lines with empowered legal advice and contracts.
Encouraging listeners to #loveyourlegals, Shalini firmly believes that business legals should be an authentic extension of your business. Her goal is to educate audiences that, rather than confusing legalese, business legals should be an authentic extension of your business, creating positive business boundaries that support you in working with your clients with compassion and understanding.
Disclaimer: This blog is written to support business owners to consider legal requirements and issues that may arise in business. The information provided is for general and educational purposes only. It is not intended as legal advice for your individual circumstances. Please consult your lawyer for advice specific to you and your business.