Unlocking GDPR Secrets Every Author Must Know Before Publishing
Now, it’s not wrong to collect and use personal information. That’s what allows you to serve people. But when you collect people’s personal information, such as names or email addresses, the GDPR says that you need to provide people with basic information: Who you are, what data you’re collecting and why, how long you hold on to that data, who you share that data with, how people can find out what data you’ve collected about them, how people can tell you to delete their data, and who they can contact in case they have questions.
