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Thanks for answers! > You could try to stretch the law to include that particular example but from my reading of it this is perfectly acceptable. But I should
by Ralfp 8y ago
Thanks for answers!
> You could try to stretch the law to include that particular example but from my reading of it this is perfectly acceptable.
But I should still note about the fact in my privacy policy, shouldn't I?
Couple other things I've noted when working on GDPR compliance for my forum:
- It may be good idea to write in your forum rules that you don't allow users to embed their data outside of forum profile.
- Forums accumulate tons of lurker accounts (users that register account but don't post or browse anything) that could be automatically deleted
- Forums like to log IP's used by users when they, say, post messages. Those could be overwritten to 0.0.0.0 for items older than X days.
I've also been working on privacy policy template for people in my position that I have on GitHub and would love to have any feedback:
https://github.com/rafalp/misago-privacy-policy-examples/blob/master/PRIVACY-POLICY.md https://github.com/rafalp/misago-privacy-policy-examples/blo...
- jacquesm 8y ago> But I should still note about the fact in my privacy policy, shouldn't I? Yes, I would disclose any third party that sees all or part of the data, and I would also disclose what reason there is for me to make use of that service. > I've also been working on privacy policy template for people in my position that I have on GitHub and would love to have any feedback: I will do that, but not right now, wildly busy today, but if you drop me a line (jacques@mattheij.com) I promise I will do that within the next couple of days.