Privacy policies are critical to GDPR compliance efforts, as this statement or notice explains how an organization handles personal data. We know that in order to comply with GDPR, a privacy policy should be concise and written in clear, plain language....
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Privacy policies are critical to GDPR compliance efforts, as this statement or notice explains how an organization handles personal data. We know that in order to comply with GDPR, a privacy policy should be concise and written in clear, plain language. However, in the weeks since GDPR became enforceable, many privacy policies are not meeting these requirements. This may be due to organizations rushing to create what they believe to be GDPR-compliant privacy policies but has resulted in quite the opposite. We’re seeing privacy policies that have a higher reading level, longer word count, and longer reading time, making them much more difficult to understand than before GDPR when into effect. So, what specific elements should a GDPR-compliant privacy policy include to avoid these pitfalls?
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