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In GDPR-land the customer has to confirm, that the shop may store the e-mail (or other data) for more than full filling the single order. So there is need for a
by johannes1234321 7y ago
In GDPR-land the customer has to confirm, that the shop may store the e-mail (or other data) for more than full filling the single order. So there is need for at least a checkbox.
And yeah, using a mail address for login is certainly better than coming up with a user name, which is free and which you remember in a year's time.
- athenot 7y ago> In GDPR-land the customer has to confirm, that the shop may store the e-mail (or other data) for more than full filling the single order. So there is need for at least a checkbox. If low friction truly is the goal, why even ask before you clear the payment? Make it an after-checkout option. Honestly, this sounds like a feature of GDPR, not a bug. It makes pervasive data collection come at a cost (here in terms of friction).