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No, if all the data you keep around from EU visitors is strictly for the conduction of business or a legal requirement (taxes for example) then you don't need t
by tscs37 8y ago
No, if all the data you keep around from EU visitors is strictly for the conduction of business or a legal requirement (taxes for example) then you don't need to do anything (maybe add a text that you do save these things for business purposes). Once the data is no longer needed you should delete it within a certain timeframe (a month or so).
If you save data beyond what is strictly necessary to conduct business, like doing analytics, then you will need to ask your EU users if they are OK with that. If you don't want to do that you can simply exclude EU users from any analytics.
- graeme 8y agoSo, in practice this probably means that google analytics, woocommerce, etc will come up with some compliance box and I should enable it for the EU region I'm guessing. Or exclude them from google analytics. Wouldn't be a giant effect.