Privacy Notices
Collecting personal data? We help you build a water-tight privacy notice.
A privacy notice is a document required under GDPR that businesses give to individuals to explain how their personal data is processed. It has two aims: give individuals control over the way their data is collected and used, and promote transparency and trust between a business and its stakeholders.
Because of this, it’s important for businesses to make sure that individuals read their privacy notice in full and understand it: that means no jargon, a lack of pages and pages of text and not hiding it somewhere that people won’t find it... something we’ve helped countless businesses do.
Examples of when a privacy notice is needed:
Marketing recipients:
At the point someone signs up to your mailing list and receives communication from your business.
Users and account holders:
Whenever a user is creating an account on your platform.
Competition participants:
Whenever someone submits their details to enter a businesses competition.
Employees:
At the start of a recruitment process, in an employment contract or an exit interview.
How to get started
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Stephenson Law has been a great partner as our external counsel. The team have provided excellent advice and support over the years on both contracting and data protection issues, we really see them as an extension of our team at ActiveViam. I would highly recommend them to anyone working with technology contracting and IP protection matters.
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You'll be hard-pressed to find a team more passionate about data than our data protection team. They support fast-growth tech businesses on the cutting-edge of data and product builds, helping teams to navigate GDPR and scale without facing any fines.
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