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We will be having a GDPR meetup on Monday, 4/30 at Summit. 12:15 in the lunch area - we're reserving tables in the back toward the bathrooms. Hope to see you there!

Dan Stevens​ Grégoire Michel​ Thought you might be interested!

Hi Jenn -I track data consent and email consent separately using the following fields:- Email Optin, Email DateTimestamp, Email Optin Source, Email Optin IP Address- GDPR Processing Rights, GDPR Processing Rights DateTimestamp, GDPR Processing Rights Source, GDPR Processing Rights NotesA couple thin...

Hi Vineela Maram​1) It depends if you have Legitimate Interest to retain and process the data. You will need to conduct a Legitimate Interest Assessment with your legal team. For more insights, see my post: Is Legitimate Interest a Legitimate Loophole for GDPR Consent? 2) I would be inclined to ove...

Jenn, I also put in some notes and link to a consent example in my blog here: Marketing Strategies to Thrive in a GDPR World

I agree with Sanford. I would also have the opt in acknowledge and agree to a linked privacy policy, so you clearly have full data processing consent as well.

Fair enough. If you haven't seen it already, you may also be interested in this thread:Requests for consent must be freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous by a statement or by a clear affirmative a…

I simply don't pre-check it. You could have an option for 'I want all the content I can get!' that opts them in to everything if you are concerned people won't check a lot of individual boxes. Then you know you're covered for GDPR, CASL, or for any future legislation this opt in will be valid. I al...

Interesting perspective. I am basing this on our legal counsel. There are a lot of gray areas with widely varying interpretation. The advice we have been given from our legal team tends to be more conservative, which I am personally more comfortable with until we see how GDPR will be enforced.