The GDPR defines how a business may collect and process data, e.g. from a contact form. A website should have a privacy policy and secure forms.
What it means in practice
GDPR (in Polish: RODO) is the EU regulation defining how businesses may collect, store and use personal data – e.g. name, phone or email from a contact form.
Why it matters for your business
Every business with a website collects data, if only through a form or analytics. Missing a privacy policy, consents or security means risking fines and losing customer trust.
Examples and good practice
- Publish a privacy policy with the data controller’s details.
- Collect only data you really need.
- State in the form why you process the data.
- Provide a cookie banner and secure (HTTPS) forms.
How Novi handles it
Novi websites have secure forms, HTTPS and space for a privacy policy. The GDPR and cookie package adds a ready policy, a consent banner with Consent Mode v2 and a consent log.
