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Improve the website privacy policy #278
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Thanks for the insight, you're right and we'll update that. FYI though, we do not store your email now, you're just contributing by sending us an email but our goal is to create an issue/PR in github directly instead of this. BTW would you be interested in contributing directly via PRs issues if I developed this functionnality ? Thanks |
Hello,
To be clear, I'm talking about the form to fulfill in order to receive updates to terms of service: If you're not storing emails, I'm afraid this form is mostly useless ;) |
Acttually we are storing emails in SendInBlue but not on our side, so I'm not sure :-) |
Anyway we need to check this. In the meantime, as we may collect emails when a contributor is adding a service, we also could add the following ---en--- ---fr--- Thanks to @trujilloelsa for the text |
SendInBlue acts as a data processor, but you are very much responsible for their handling as the data controller 🙂 It is your privacy policy that applies. And right now, it is indeed missing email handling elements. |
@martinratinaud is the text you mentioned in #278 (comment) still relevant since you seem to now create issues (cf. #310, #311, #312) rather than sending an email through the contribution tool? |
Hello @rgrunbla I have just completed the Open Terms Archive website privacy policy : https://opentermsarchive.org/en/privacy-policy Thanks for opening this issue. |
Hello,
Given the website collects email addresses (which are PIIs), it would be nice to have a better privacy policy at https://www.opentermsarchive.org/en/privacy-policy, for example with information on how to access, restrict, modify such data.
Right now, the https://www.opentermsarchive.org/en/privacy-policy is pretty much empty.
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