- Follow privacy and consumer protection guidelines and laws in all local markets. Use local privacy and security certification where available.
- Inform user, before asking for info on:
* who the company is
* what personal data are collected, processed and stored
* what is the purpose of collection - Ask for consent for collecting personal data.
- Reassure customers by providing clear and effective privacy statements and explaining the purpose of data collection.
- Let individuals know when 'cookies' or other covert software are used to collect info about them.
- Never collect or retain personal data unless strictly necessary. If extra info is required for marketing purposes this should be made clear and should be optional.
- Amend incorrect data when informed and tell others. Enable correction on site.
- Only use data for marketing when a user has been informed and agreed (opt-in).
- Provide option to stop receiving info on all comms (opt-out).
- Provide contact details on communications.
- Use appropriate security technology to protect customer info on site.
Discussing digital marketing strategies, tactics and project management techniques.
Sunday, 25 November 2007
Data Protection and Privacy Laws
Below is a useful compliance checklist from 'Internet Marketing' by Dave Chaffey:
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