FAQ
We understand that privacy is a top concern for many of our customers and clients, and we want to make sure you have all the information you need to feel confident in how we handle your personal data.
As part of a regulatory revolution that has been taking place in recent years, businesses that make use of their customer’s personal data (for example, registering on a website, sending marketing communication emails, payment purposes, or else) are required to implement aspects concerning privacy and data protection, in a visible, transparent and clear manner.
Although there are many similarities, each region has its legal requirements. If your business activity is known for collecting data from European Economic Area residents (EEA) residents, you must implement GDPR aspects. If you are processing California residents’ personal data, you must refer to the CCPA/CPRA and more.
The General Data Protection Regulation, or the GDPR, is the EU robust legislation of the European Union emphasizing the mandatory obligations of companies who are processing the personal data of EEA residents as part of their activities. As part of the GDPR, it doesn’t matter if the company resides in Europe or elsewhere in the world.
The California Consumer Privacy Act or CCPA is the Californian law setting the framework for businesses that process the CA residents for commercial means. Like the GDPR, the CCPA determines the methods, policies, and steps required to comply with consumers’ privacy rights. In January 2023, the CPRA (the amended CCPA) will enter into force. There are similarities and differences between GDPR and CCPA/CPRA that legal advisers should be aware of.
We specialize in a large number of areas. We provide privacy and data compliance services in Europe following GDPR rules. We implement privacy compliance in California according to the regulations of the CCPA/CPRA, and if you need our legal advice in the rest of North America (including Canada), we would be happy to assist you.
We will go above and beyond to offer end-to-end services according to the needs of your business. If you need complete compliance project services or only a privacy policy, a cookie policy, or any other policy document, we are here to help. If you need a public-facing design for your business, monetization compliance, data processing agreements, employee training, and more, schedule a complimentary meeting, and we’ll see how we can help you.
For each business of its size and needs, the costs vary accordingly. We are here to help you with the most accurate documents at an affordable price while protecting your interests as a business.
Depending on the region and the legal rules of that region, you may incur fines. The product planning of your business should consider your customers’ privacy – this is a must.
Sure, go to Calendly and schedule a free first consultation.
Mainly the answer will be “yes.” Businesses’ websites usually collect the personal data of customers. It is part of the business activity. In such a situation, you should allow your customers to know their rights, depending on each region and region.
As part of a regulatory revolution that has been taking place in recent years, businesses that make use of their customer’s personal data (for example, registering on a website, sending marketing communication emails, payment purposes, or else) are required to implement aspects concerning privacy and data protection, in a visible, transparent and clear manner.
Although there are many similarities, each region has its legal requirements. If your business activity is known for collecting data from European Economic Area residents (EEA) residents, you must implement GDPR aspects. If you are processing California residents’ personal data, you must refer to the CCPA/CPRA and more.
The General Data Protection Regulation, or the GDPR, is the EU robust legislation of the European Union emphasizing the mandatory obligations of companies who are processing the personal data of EEA residents as part of their activities. As part of the GDPR, it doesn’t matter if the company resides in Europe or elsewhere in the world.
The California Consumer Privacy Act or CCPA is the Californian law setting the framework for businesses that process the CA residents for commercial means. Like the GDPR, the CCPA determines the methods, policies, and steps required to comply with consumers’ privacy rights. In January 2023, the CPRA (the amended CCPA) will enter into force. There are similarities and differences between GDPR and CCPA/CPRA that legal advisers should be aware of.
We specialize in a large number of areas. We provide privacy and data compliance services in Europe following GDPR rules. We implement privacy compliance in California according to the regulations of the CCPA/CPRA, and if you need our legal advice in the rest of North America (including Canada), we would be happy to assist you.
We will go above and beyond to offer end-to-end services according to the needs of your business. If you need complete compliance project services or only a privacy policy, a cookie policy, or any other policy document, we are here to help. If you need a public-facing design for your business, monetization compliance, data processing agreements, employee training, and more, schedule a complimentary meeting, and we’ll see how we can help you.
For each business of its size and needs, the costs vary accordingly. We are here to help you with the most accurate documents at an affordable price while protecting your interests as a business.
Depending on the region and the legal rules of that region, you may incur fines. The product planning of your business should consider your customers’ privacy – this is a must.
Sure, go to Calendly and schedule a free first consultation.
Mainly the answer will be “yes.” Businesses’ websites usually collect the personal data of customers. It is part of the business activity. In such a situation, you should allow your customers to know their rights, depending on each region and region.
