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ResponseiQ & all things GDPR

Everything you need to know about GDPR & ResponseiQ

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Written by Nicky Knoesen
Updated over a week ago

The first thing you need to know is that we have updated our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Hopefully you will have noticed a brief message asking for consent the last time you logged into your dashboard.

How the changes affect your product experience

Removal of all IP Processing - No longer do we use or store the IP addresses of your website visitors. Instead, we use a cookie-based system. The cookies will remain on your browser for 365 days, and you will need to update your website's cookies and privacy policies accordingly.

This means all leads are anonymised via a shortened IP and cookie-generated user ID, giving you the ability to block any spammers and be safe in the knowledge that neither party has this unique information stored.

Because no one can be identified/traced back to their IP, the way you block spammers through our system can be found here.

The Right to be Forgotten - For all data removal requests, please contact us at support@responseiq.com - we're always happy to help.

GDPR Consent Mechanisms - A major component of GDPR is the requirement that to process any EU members PII data, you must gain:

"freely given, specific, informed and unambiguous indication of the data subject's wishes by which he or she, by a statement or by a clear affirmative action, signifies agreement to the processing of personal data relating to him or her".

We now have a fully customisable consent mechanism that auto-displays and require consent from all EU web visitors, should they request or schedule a callback with you. To enabled please follow these instructions. We will provide a metric so you can review possible drop-off rates between requesting the call and consenting to GDPR. These measures will allow you to tailor your message and allow us to monitor changes and adjust our strategy as these stats manifest themselves. For our customers who use our Lead Connect feature, it will be your responsibility to ensure you have consent to process any PII data.

DPA - Data Processing Agreement - If you require a Data Processing Agreement, please reply to this message or email support@responseiq.com. Scott is our DPO (Data Protection Officer) and he is happy to have a call with anyone who would like to discuss these points. Book a 15 minute call here.

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