GDPR requirements for the EU
Privacy req's and what to do
Disclaimer: This information is not a legal advice and is for informational purposes only. Learn more about the GDPR from the European Commission’s Data Protection page.
There are already a lot of great resources, guides and blog posts written about the GDPR. Here are two of them that show what the GDPR is, what it means for you as a website owner and which actions you have to take. Here is a link to a detailed write-up we recommend at blog.varonis.com
Common 3rd party services we use in our solutions, the privacy options they provide and the actions you have to take to make your site GDPR compliant.
| 3rd Party Service | Status Quo | |
|---|---|---|
| Google Fonts | IOHO, they're fine to use | Learn more |
| Google Analytics | Enable IP Anonymization | Learn more |
| Google Maps | No additional privacy options yet | Learn more |
| OpenStreetMap | No additional privacy options yet | Learn more |
| YouTube | Use youtube-nocookie domain |
Learn more |
| Vimeo | No additional privacy options yet | Learn more |
| Mailchimp | Enable Double Opt-in | Learn more |
| Campaign Monitor | Enable Double Opt-in | Learn more |
Additional
Akismet
Akismet is a third-party web service that allows you to filter your users' comments for spam. If you are using ZOO's comment system and with the "Akismet" option enabled, your users comments will be sent to Akismet to filter out any spam messages. Akismet's Privacy Policy can be found at Automattic's website, it covers Sections explaining how your user's data is protected and their privacy rights. How long information is kept and how they handle transfers of personal data outside the EU. There is also a Privacy Notice explaining to your visitors what and how information is processed.
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