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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2019

5 Tips To Operate A GDPR-Compliant E-Shop In Hungary

Do you operate a small e-shop and think that GDPR and data protection concerns only giants like Amazon? Let's just face it: you could not be more wrong.

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Do you operate a small e-shop and think that GDPR and data protection concerns only giants like Amazon? Let's just face it: you could not be more wrong. Think of the mere fact that your customers are private persons and you process at least their name, e-mail address and address. Before totally panicking from the realisation that GDPR applies to your e-shop, too, take a deep breath and read our 5 tips how your e-shop can be GDPR-compliant.

  1. Do you have a privacy policy?

Do you have a privacy policy on your website? The first thing that the Data Protection Authority will recognize is whether you have a GDPR-compliant privacy policy or not. If the privacy policy is missing from your e-shop, you already start with a big handicap in the official examination of the Authority.

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