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Please read the Disclaimer, along with the Terms of Use and Privacy notice, carefully. If you do not agree to our Terms or personal data processing, please do not use the websites or make use of or purchase any services provided by the Company.
For informational and educational purposes only - no legal advice
The Company is not a law firm, none of its employees or representatives have a legal background or are lawyers or attorneys and neither them or the company provide any legal advice.
No information provided by the Company, in any form, on the websites or otherwise, shall be understood or construed as legal advice.
Note that you, the visitor on our websites, or our customer, is fully responsible yourself to ensure that you’re compliant with any laws or regulations that apply to your business in your country, including the GDPR, and that you consult legal advice when you deem it necessary.
If you need legal advice, we recommend you consult with your lawyer.
A note from the founder, Rie Aleksandra Walle:
My aim with the GDPR is to make privacy more available to everyone, making the complex simpler, and help you deal with the requirements in a pragmatic, practical way.
But remember, the GDPR is nothing a software, plugin, an external consultant, nor a lawyer, can do for you.
Regardless of the size of your business, you, as the business owner, still need to understand the basics of the law and ensure you do the right things for you. Privacy and data protection are matters for the Board and top management, not a tick-box compliance exercise.
A final tip: whenever you work with or want to learn about the GDPR, avoid random forum posts, blogs or Facebook discussions - and only rely on credible sources.
PS: I know that many feel that the GDPR is overwhelming, but keep in mind that the law is here to protect you, and your personal data. ;)