GDPR guide for online stores

Added September 7, 2022

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From today on, legal issues will no longer be a mystery!

If you own an online store and need to navigate the many aspects of privacy and cookie policy , don't worry, this guide will help!

The guide describes the most important obligations and frequently asked questions arising from Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council, more commonly known as the General Data Protection Regulation, or "GDPR" for short.

What will you find in the GDPR Guide for e-commerce? 🛒

The guide presents examples relevant to organisations that process personal data, taking into account the obligation to guarantee appropriate security for data subjects. 

  • Privacy Policy – how to write a privacy policy, the purposes of personal data processing, the data storage period, the security of personal data, the contract (regulations for the provision of electronic services), the right to data portability and much, much more
  • Cookies policy – cookies and their types, legal use of cookies, cookies and GDPR, cookies and personal data and more about cookies
Personal data administrators are obliged to: 
  • applying the correct basis for processing personal data,
  • fulfilling information obligations,
  • proper entrustment of personal data processing,
  • applying appropriate technical and organizational measures.

We believe that the advice presented in the Guide will not only facilitate the preparation of privacy and cookie policies, but will also help you become familiar with the GDPR and bring you closer to its correct application within your e-commerce business.

Authors of the GDPR Guide for e-commerce

The guide was written and edited by the ANSWER Wojciechowski i Partnerzy Law Firm.

The firm specializes in corporate law, high-tech law, and intellectual property law. It provides legal services to businesses regarding company formation and reorganization, contract drafting and negotiation, copyright protection, personal data protection, trademark protection, and combating unfair competition. It also provides legal services to high-tech entities, as well as e-commerce and tourism. It supports startup processes, manages investment funds, and advises on the commercialization of developed products and securing financing.

Legal status AUGUST 2022. This guide was prepared by the ANSWER Wojciechowski i Partnerzy Law Firm and is subject to copyright.

 

Download the free guide

You can opt out of providing your sales and marketing contact details and still receive the guide for PLN 99. To do so, please contact us at newsletter@verseo.pl.

You can withdraw your consent at any time, for example by contacting Ochronadanych@verseo.pl . Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of any actions taken on the basis of consent before its withdrawal.

The personal data controller is Verseo sp. z o. o. with its registered office in Poznań at ul. Węglowa 1/3 (60-122 Poznań). You can contact the Controller in writing at the above address or electronically at the email address: ochronadanych@verseo.pl . Your personal data is processed for the purpose of establishing business relationships, including responding to inquiries, taking pre-contractual actions at your request, and, in the case of marketing consent, for the purpose of sending marketing content and commercial information. Therefore, you have the right to: access your data and receive a copy thereof, the right to rectify your data, withdraw your consent, request its erasure, limit or object to data processing, and lodge a complaint with the President of the Personal Data Protection Office. More information can be found in the Privacy Policy and the Newsletter Terms and Conditions.

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